Google Stadia Will Cost HOW MUCH?!
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Channel: Cleanprincegaming
Views: 319,085
Rating: 4.5371799 out of 5
Keywords: google, google stadia, google stadia games, google stadia gameplay, google stadia review, google stadia exclusives, google stadia demo, new consoles, next gen consoles, game streaming, cleanprincegaming, too tall desk
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Length: 16min 25sec (985 seconds)
Published: Tue Jul 02 2019
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Trashing things is where most game reviewers make their views so we tend to see people regurgitate the same misinformation or pointless talking points when it comes to Stadia. I'm giving Stadia a shot knowing it can absolutely fail but knowing that it is worth the risk for me.
Funny enough, it's hilarious to see how many game reviewers were trashing the Nintendo Switch before it even came out.
Can we stop boosting them then?
I watched it so you don't have to.
This is quite ranty but maybe that's the guys style. Took a while to get into the actual points of view.
He does acknowledge the free tier but believes it will only be free for a few months before charging people for access. He is also of the opinion that for a free tier the quality of service is not adequate as it only supports 1080P. Although no comparisons are presented to validate the point of view. An argument is made that the Base service restricts players to entice them to pay for Pro. This seems to contradict his opinions on Base becoming a paid subscription. Familiar arguments are made for game ownership over a streaming service.
In terms of cost he makes the argument Stadia is more expensive over consoles because over 7 years Stadia Pro would cost $840 - twice that of a new console. Not sure why the thumbnail refers to $900? He does not include the cost of a PS+ or XBox Live subscription in the comparison nor does he factor mid-life upgrades or replacement costs.
He does not make any arguments for convienience or game technology advantages.
Jumping on the hate bandwagons = views = money.
OK, if people are going to be upset at least be upset for the right, factually correct reasons.
It's not a console, it's a service. It's video game SSAS. GSAS if you will.
Of course government agencies are watching. That's not different than any other service. What kind of meaningful data do you think they are even looking for?
Google has never made video games before.
"Goodle Stadia is not going to work at all" you don't know that. Do you think that comment even makes sense.
No free games, on base? Why would games be free?
Stadia Pro doesn't give you free games. No one said that. SOME games are discounted on Pro, but not free. It will probably emulate the OnLive model.
"Stadia Base pushes you to pay for the Pro model" Yea, it's a business. That's what businesses do. Offer a free portion with the option to upgrade. Capitalism. Also, I would bet money that gets upgraded over time.
Base is not a trail version. Trial version suggests a limited time of availability. That's not the case.
"they don't want people to use Base" If they didn't want people to use Base, they would not have made it.
"Free to start" is usually a promotional campaign. Again, this is the base model, not a promotion.
"These companies want your money" No shit
"Stadia will cost $870 over 7 years" Of course Stadia Pro will cost money over time. On traditional consoles you still pay the same price for the same games. But with Stadia don't have to pay to play online or use multiplayer. Do you want to pay $500 AND full retail price AND for cloud saves AND for online play? Or just $10 + games. There are also lots of people that simply can't afford the upfront cost of a console, or simply just don't want to pay that damn much. But his response is basically "fuck off poor people"
Comparing it to Netflix is incorrect. It's not a Netflix model, it's not comparable. Apple and oranges.
30 MegaBITS, not MegaBYTES
Obviously a rural connection isn't going to work. No one said the service was for everyone. ISPs will adapt.
He doesn't know it will need more than 30 megabits. Unless you are an experienced network technology professional, no one has the credentials to speak on the topic.
Average speeds in Iowa: 38Mbps. Average in Montana, 12Mbps, Average in Kansas: Most people are in the KCMO area, where Gigabit Fiber is everywhere.
"According to Ookla, the forerunner in internet speed tests, the average U.S. internet download speed now clocks in at a whopping 93.98 Mbps, as of June 2018."
"Why would I only play at 1080p?" Because are plenty of people that do. Parents, working professionals, kids on a budget, etc. No one denies consoles and PCs will still be the "flagship" experience, but it isn't the only experience. Lots of people are just fine with 1080P
"You don't own anything you buy on Stadia" Not true. You own the games just as much as you own Steam games, which I have never seen one disappear. The Last Remnant was pulled, but I still own it and can still download it. "According to Google Stadia boss Phil Harrison, you will be able to keep your purchased games in your Stadia library even after they've been removed from sale." You don't own your Netflix movies, you don't own Spotify songs. Discs are the past.
"Paying money for a virtual good" Like, almost everything? Buying a DLC isn't any different. When was the last time you paid for something with cash? That's virtual, and sure you can go to an ATM but who does that anymore?
"If your account gets banned, you're not playing anything" Not any different than any other service. Not even including gaming.
"No reason to go with Google" Sony and Nintendo are not infrastructure companies. Google is. If any company can do it, it's Google.
He doesn't know they won't have good games. That's a person personal taste. HE might not think they are any good, but his is not the only opinion.
https://support.google.com/stadia/answer/9338946?hl=en
https://www.ncta.com/whats-new/average-us-internet-speeds-more-double-global-average
https://www.polygon.com/2019/3/20/18274811/google-stadia-interview-phil-harrison-gdc-2019
https://www.androidcentral.com/what-happens-my-games-stadia-if-they-are-removed-sale
Who even cares it's frickin CleanPrinceGaming
I'll wait to see for myself, but it's still worth being cautious of this service. Next gen consoles will probably be leagues ahead of this service, but only time will tell.