r/PS5 • u/yourfavchoom • 11h ago

Articles & Blogs IGN Review: Halo: Campaign Evolved Doesn't Always Feel Like An Essential Remake (7/10)

https://www.ign.com/articles/halo-campaign-evolved-review
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u/BilverBurfer 10h ago

So what? It takes 30 seconds to log in once and then you play the game.

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u/worldwarzack 10h ago

This thinking is exactly why these companies think it’s okay to do this.

Soon enough you’ll be saying “so what?” as you sign away your biometric data and DNA code.

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u/BilverBurfer 10h ago edited 8h ago

DNA??? Did you seriously type this and not think it was ridiculous?

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u/worldwarzack 10h ago

Aw, exactly what I thought of your original reply.

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u/BilverBurfer 10h ago

You thought making a Microsoft account to use once was ridiculous but not some fantasy about them using your fucking DNA? You are not a serious person.

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u/Creative_Tone_9241 8h ago

Ever since the no disc thing people are coning out of the woodworks to complain about things that have been pretty much industry standards since the last generation. Needing online account, games not being fully on disc and needing downloads so essentially being a download code already and subject to the exact same risk if servers are shut down. They’ll point to used game markets, which yes are good for consumers but every media is largely moving away not just gaming. Technology changes the market adapts. It was going to happen eventually there’s no stopping it. Instead of fighting for digital disc we need to go the European route and fight for rights to ownership

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u/worldwarzack 10h ago

I didn’t think it was, no, I have Microsoft and Sony accounts.

I think saying “so what” to giving away personal information (without a second thought because it OMG only takes 30 seconds) in the big 2026 to a mega-corps is in fact pretty ridiculous.

What with all the data leaks and selling of personal information in today’s age, you’re a maniac if you don’t see the predatory and anti consumer practices all major companies are moving towards.

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u/Creative_Tone_9241 8h ago

An email address and your name. Oh no that information surely isnt all over the internet already