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Eh. I've been a huge critic of the whole thing but I honestly don't see the problem here. The announcement specifically says that you need to download it by 10/6, so they aren't going to remove your access if you've already downloaded it. They just aren't allowing new downloads. The game has been posted for months so if you wanted it, you should have downloaded it already. Did people really expect that it would just be permanently free to download?

I think it's 10000, based on the Metal Gear Community

Yep. Didn't ruin the game for me but it's one of like 5 garbage design decisions in this game that will prevent it from being my goty. Don't mind the fanboys who can't deal with criticism of Kojima.

This is excellent.

Looking through it now. Mine does not default sort by any of the six visible skills. I have all my guys autoassigned though and don't see anyone with lower than a C in Combat, so that must be it.

ps4 because trophies.

What skill is relevant to leveling up my security team? Combat? All of my other units are level 50+ and I want that trophy.

I know that games have always technically been licenses but practically speaking, that was always a meaningless distinction (barring some self-destructing Kojima shenanigans). In the case of digital games, it's not, and hence the major backlash to Microsoft's XB1 announcement.

@demoskinos: My preference for physical games revolves around my understanding of property rights. Personally, I think that in order to say that you own something, you absolutely must have two very basic rights to that property: (1) alienability and (2) an irrevocable right to possession and/usage.

If the case of digitigal game purchases, you don't have either. Your game isn't alienable because you can't sell it. And likewise, you don't have an irrevocable right to possess or use it because they can take it away by shutting off the server, etc. Therefore, you don't own them. You aren't buying the game. You are buying a license to use the game on the dev's terms, and your license isn't transferable. Fuck that.

100% case by case basis. Really though, by definition, a spoiler is something that person A tells person B that ruins person B's experience. So person A's opinion on whether it should ruin person B's experience is irrelevant to whether it was a spoiler in that instance.