r/pcmasterrace • u/Level_Arm971 • 2h ago
Discussion Why does a single-player game need me to be online?
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u/JohnHue 4070 Ti S | 10600K | UWQHD+ | 32Go RAM | Steam Deck 2h ago
Obviously. How are they going to nudge you to buy MTX, monitor your gameplay, and also the anti-cheat they've added to the game to be sure you're not modding the MTX into the game for your single player game needs an online connection.
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u/shredmasterJ Desktop 1h ago
Theres got to be a way to take it away from u. U know the whole “own nothing” part.
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u/Dry_Split_6746 2h ago
It's how they check if you have a legit copy of the game.
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u/VinterBot 2m ago
which is funny because as soon as I buy a single player game and it asks me to log in, i return it and pirate it instead.
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u/Cristalix0192 1h ago
Because 1st they want to incorporate a shop at all times, 2nd they check constantly if your copy is legit or not and 3rd just like in multiplayer games that way they can ban you if you say something online they don't like or sum shit
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u/Visara57 5070ti | 7600X | 32GB DDR5 CL28 14m ago
How are we in the year of our Lord 2026 and the only true way of owning a game is
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u/Icy-Guarantee6994 2h ago
Because the companies want to control what you can play and when. An always online game has an off switch at will of the company. Like what happened with The Crew.