Even without shit internet, certain games like Shadow of Colossus can become an infuriating experience since even the slightest amount of latency can mean you losing your grip despite the button being held down. Other games that are dependent on tight controls are a similar situation. The technology isn't there yet.
To put on the tinfoil hat for a moment though, this coming to PC feels like a horrible thing on the horizon. Streaming of games from a server to a player is the holy grail against piracy or hardware discrepancies since the files related to the game are housed on a closed server that is just transmitting video to your computer. But this also means that players are entirely dependent on their internet connection and are essentially just playing for access to a game... With access being something that can potentially be lost or revoked for any number of reasons. Further eroding the concept of "owning" the games you are paying $60 for. In short... worse than U-play, a service that nobody likes entirely because of these sort of issues. This is the sort of reason why Microsoft was trying to push the whole account based, always-online system when Xbone first came out, why people fought back against it... But how quickly we forget.
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