To me, living in New Zealand, where we still can only download a certain # of Gbs per month, physical distribution is still key. As much as I'd like to be able to download as much as I wanted, I can't. We, as a household of 3(inc. servers), can only use 100GBs per month. Now, if I had to download ALL of my games again(e.g, if my hard disk failed), I'd have to wait 3-4 months without any form of internet before all my games were playable again.
Yes, getting unlimited internet in New Zealand is possible. But when you read the fine print(if you can even afford these plans in the first place), it will mention something along the lines of you being on a "lower priority".
Now if you want to tell me that physical distro. is too old fashioned, remember that living those living in non-european/american areas.. exist?
Yes, getting unlimited internet in New Zealand is possible. But when you read the fine print(if you can even afford these plans in the first place), it will mention something along the lines of you being on a "lower priority".
Now if you want to tell me that physical distro. is too old fashioned, remember that living those living in non-european/american areas.. exist?
I completely understand you. My family had been accustomed to huge amounts of internet usage in the US (our internet actually has a max usage per month, but it's around 250 GB or so so we never get close to reaching it), so when we went to New Zealand for 5 months we almost went over the internet max a ton. The internet limits there are really annoying. I can definitely understand physical distribution being important there.
