In the deep past: "We pay you to be beta testers." More recently: "Buy early access for cheaper and be our beta testers." Stadia: "Pay more and you might not even get anything on time to be our beta testers."

@dushikorsou1

4 жыл бұрын

You forgot the step pay full price for a aplha/beta and we might patch the game the coming years for it to be playable

@redhammer92

4 жыл бұрын

I cant even blame them for selling 'beta' access, afterall morons keep handing them money for it. Its free real estate!

Who tf wants to PAY to use stadia only to pay full price for old games that by now are on sale on other platforms?

@cronft

4 жыл бұрын

those who has money to burn and whants to save space on their homes, who else!?

@capttinklebutt3837

4 жыл бұрын

@Lynn Winters The word you're looking for is "Idiots"

@connorgent95

4 жыл бұрын

@Deuz 311 the same size as what? A chrome browser?

@brucehertz2820

4 жыл бұрын

rich or stupid people

@keijijohnson9754

4 жыл бұрын

cronft I think the better question is “Why would ANYONE want to pay for the ability to stream the games they choose?”

This sounds like a collaboration between Epic Games and Google with this lack of features....

@VV-nw3lz

4 жыл бұрын

With EA giving tech support.

@Scootermagoo

4 жыл бұрын

Just remember Gearbox had to program epic games to release it's own game. So you have that buncha clowns adding stuff thats probably a "feature" also.

@nhagan001

4 жыл бұрын

@@Scootermagoo Oh god I remember that. A feature that was a staple of all Borderlands games suddenly had to be "created" because EGS didn't have it! And then we had Randy Pitchford over there saying EGS was "better".

@Scootermagoo

4 жыл бұрын

@@nhagan001 Randy has his stupid moments, like letting a camera show his magic trick secrets off, and well his corporate face defending the inferior platform for his downright shity borderlands 3 game, and this comes from a guy with 4000+ hours in 6 years in borderlands 2, we wont talk about duke forever and alien vrs predators and other, gbx coding specials.

Stadia was dead on arrival, who thought differently?? Google has a history of half assing things like this

@annabella1650

4 жыл бұрын

Well, in this case I think the full-assed this project. Missing features, important bits sold separately and an anemic games’ catalog. This not going to go down well.

@annabella1650

4 жыл бұрын

Shadow Emperor Not a mistake with me not separating words correctly. Correction made and thanks for pointing it out.

@Knowbody42

4 жыл бұрын

Stadia was Dead On Announcement.

@laos85

4 жыл бұрын

And google self driving car killing someone and they blame human. Looks like an evil Skynet hiding somewhere in the restricted google facility.

Stadia is not even close to be interesting for me.

@SerebiiWarrior

4 жыл бұрын

This thing may end up being even more of a disappointment than the WiiU. At least you could game on it without going through your data cap in 5 hours.

@laos85

4 жыл бұрын

Playing a laggy game with a laggy control input. Like who with a brain of common sense would be interested of that??

@Zephrnos

4 жыл бұрын

@@laos85 First of all try putting your money where you mouth is and try Stadia yourself.

@jwatsss453

4 жыл бұрын

Ethan Fischer it’s shit to

Google Stadia being bashed on Googles KZread, hilarious.

@GuvernorDave

4 жыл бұрын

Well Google's KZread is frequently bashed on Google's KZread too.

@Nick-cs4oc

4 жыл бұрын

Still money in their pockets... When you own the world you're always home

@slyseal2091

4 жыл бұрын

And Earth humans not using Google Stadia because of bashing on Googles KZread. Funny how easy it is to turn that around.

@murphytheturtle8968

4 жыл бұрын

everything google ever did that was good was bought, not created.

@ChemySh

4 жыл бұрын

enjoy the freedom of expression while it lasts

"we have no games and more than half of the features aren't there" "Perfect, launch it" What a power move Personally out of all the games I only care for Samurai Shodow considering it's not out yet on PC yet, but uhh....fighting game. No clue what they're going for here

@nhagan001

4 жыл бұрын

I think Epic Games Store designed Stadia.

@bleack8701

4 жыл бұрын

@@nhagan001 at least epic had fortnite on the store. This doesn't even have a game that would make sure you'd actually get it.

@FentySeroquel

4 жыл бұрын

Welcome to gaming.

@bleack8701

4 жыл бұрын

@@FentySeroquel at least games ship with completed UI. Stadia hit a new low. A low so low I never thought we'd hit it

@nhagan001

4 жыл бұрын

​@@bleack8701 One game for the small price of one shopping cart.

Stadia at this point sounds less like a misfire, and more like a negligent discharge.

@xenxander

4 жыл бұрын

Like a wet dream.

@hanhong2267

4 жыл бұрын

@@xenxander Please don't disrespect wet dreams like that. Wet dreams are far better than the trash that is Google Stadia.

Ok the Stadia failed now will they stop spamming their ads at me?

@halo129830

4 жыл бұрын

Xarvis90 adblocker works well :)

@xersys

4 жыл бұрын

Bryan A.P.OS.G can’t install an adblocker on the KZread app on my phone mate

@Faxy95

4 жыл бұрын

Hey at least you don't get "Raid shadow legends" every 5 damn minutes lol

@xarvis9047

4 жыл бұрын

@AyyLmao Yeah, but for that we still get an earful and a half from KZreadrs that were sponsored by it.

@marionamewontwork2681

4 жыл бұрын

I get almost 90% Stadia ads on youtube, makes you wonder how much more money this will lose them, ads are not cheap and I make it a point to always let the stadia ads play all the way cause it cost them more when you do.

My thought process, my co-workers and I cancelled our preorders once we found out about game ownership.

@lunasakara7306

4 жыл бұрын

Good; don't buy into platforms that demand subservience and totalitarian control of YOUR PROPERTY

@mr.hostility8970

4 жыл бұрын

@@lunasakara7306 well said!

@psprinny5348

4 жыл бұрын

I'll never support a console that goes fully digital. Products should be under full ownership of customers when bought. When it's digital, you merely buy the rights to own a game until the company decides otherwise.

Ah... The trend of extreme and unreasonable quarter assing gaming continues. Epic Store, Anthem, Fallout 76. They couldn't even be bothered to half ass any of these products for launch. And what is this cheaper than consoles nonsense? The monthly subscription fee over at 10 year expected console life cycle is not cheaper than a console...

@deftsquirrel6738

4 жыл бұрын

Finally. Someone else who's noticed. You could buy a very high end pc for the cost of subscription. Plus subs within subs, Ubisoft announced a £15 sub on top of Stadia sub.

@xersys

4 жыл бұрын

Who would have thought we’d long for the days where devs used at least half their asses.

@sgtsnokeem1139

4 жыл бұрын

@Dcard Dcardian Epic tried and failed recently.

@armyofninjas9055

4 жыл бұрын

@Dcard Dcardian Uhhh... Isn't it pc that buys into early access/greenlight crap? Console gets better quality games overall.

I saw the Stadia presentation and the lag was there. Imagine playing a competitive game like Rainbow Six....

They're pushing it out early in hopes of getting the funding they need to finish developing it. Welcome to the #CurrentYear game industry!

@DFDark2

4 жыл бұрын

I still can't help to think that the whole stadia thing is just a normie bait. I don't believe any true gamer would consider buying something where he does not own the games. But then again it wouldn't be first time I was surprised by sheer stupidity of some people.

@gyroninjamodder

4 жыл бұрын

@@DFDark2 That ship has already sailed hundreds of millions of gamers use online marketplaces like Steam where you don't own the games you buy.

@ragzaugustus

4 жыл бұрын

Why the fuck would GOOGLE need "funding"? They've got MacDuck levels of money.

@Faxy95

4 жыл бұрын

@@ragzaugustus I know right like they're only one of the richest most successful companies on earth, but they need "funding" 😂😂😂

@qwerty343d5

4 жыл бұрын

@@gyroninjamodder You can still run games off your drive without steam connected to the internet, or even use a steam crack to run the game without steam. Valve is also a much trustier company, that isn't really liberal at all. Just look at all the times they gave the middle finger to SJWs and shit making a mountain out of a bump in the sidewalk.

I can't imagine how bad the frame rate will be considering that most people don't have 1tb speed

@lunasakara7306

4 жыл бұрын

I think I've heard Stadia can eat up to 20 gigs in an "average day of play" - so I can't wait to see Stadia destroy people's data caps in literally hours and totally be a worthless "investment" for all but a single day per billing cycle; Stadia will be viable for 12 days a year, and still cost exorbitantly more than a console or PC would at face value after a year of service, and a few games are bough; and that's not counting the fact that you're going to need to buy high speed, unlimited internet package to make it a viable alternative to a PC or console (and shockingly, most people in the world really don't have access to that kind of internet without restrictions; or if they have access to it, probably don't want to drop the equivalent of a full months salary to pay for it, every month). I think anyone who's dumb enough to get into Stadia is going to learn fucking fast what a waste it is when they have restricted internet for a whole month after playing Stadia once.

@skyfrost_rouge1216

4 жыл бұрын

@@lunasakara7306 I would have to totally agree with you

@rd-um4sp

4 жыл бұрын

@@lunasakara7306 it is in the video: 4.5Gb/hour on 720, 20Gb/h on 4k. But don't worry. According to their VP "ISP are smart and they understand that they're are in the business of keeping customers happy"

@Xcalibur1337

4 жыл бұрын

@@lunasakara7306 how is this Stadia's fault? Sounds like you have crappy a ISP to me.

@MonkeyJedi99

4 жыл бұрын

Not only individual data caps, but I wonder how much this Stadia methodology will drag down the performance of entire trunk lines of internet service. - - - Services like cable, Fios, electricity and piped-in gas are laid out a lot like the roots of a tree, and you the end user are sharing a larger root with a lot of other tiny roots. Given that a particular conductor or fiber has an upper limit on throughput, if a significant percentage of the users on a given branch are using a data-intensive service all at the same time, then depending on the settings in your service's systems, it will either bog EVERYBODY down, latency will be added, or the service will just drop people to bring throughput under the capacity. - - - I saw this when I lived in a new branch of my cable service, that at around 6PM, when people got on line after dinner, my ping would grow, my individual data speed would drop like a 1929 stock market, and even my TV signal would break up and drop. It also didn't help that a good number of the hookups to the cable were illegal sharing between apartments and even illicit hookups directly tot he line on the poles. - - - So to summarize, the more people using their internet in the Stadia methodology, the worse and/or more expensive the service could be for everyone.

The people who buy into this are the ones that wet themselves every time apple announces a new i-phone. shesh

@delusions2

4 жыл бұрын

Nunnya Buisness or buy every 2k game that comes out every year

Stadia sounds like an artificial sweetener.

stadia reminds me of anthem shit on launch dead in few weeks and memes a plenty

I didn't even know bandwidth caps still exist in some countries

@rcclab5411

4 жыл бұрын

I thought those were long gone, jesus.

@GamingDad

4 жыл бұрын

I have a 3tb datacap. My ISP no longer provides it and instead offers a 200gb one with the same speeds. They have different subscriptions with a 750gb cap... still a cap is a cap.

@humorinpolitics56

4 жыл бұрын

@@GamingDad that sucks

@humorinpolitics56

4 жыл бұрын

@@GamingDad I'm a gamer and so are my Kids, we also only stream TV and we use around 6TB a month. Here in Canada we pay $90.00 a month for 1GB/s speed with unlimited bandwidth. But the United States has better cell phone rates than us.

@XCerykX

4 жыл бұрын

Nope, basically every ISP on the planet has data and bandwidth (aka Speed) caps. It's just usually only cell companies that advertise it because things like Cable just throttle your speed when you hit the data cap rather than charging you more. I dug around in my old ISP's website and found that my datacap was like 800gb a month.

Who could of guessed. Its not like they talking bull about nearly every point they gave

Every time I heard Stadia y remember the sweetener stevia.

@jewelplate

4 жыл бұрын

that shit ruined coke

@DonVigaDeFierro

4 жыл бұрын

Well... if you had to buy the box, plug it to a high-speed internet connection, pay for the use of the box AND pay for every single pack you want to use... then yes, it's pretty much it.

@mariobrito427

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah reminds me of stevia and of certain ringtone: Lydia oh Lydia say have you met Lydia 🎶

I'll be honest, I feel this is like 30 or so years to early.

@halofreak1990

4 жыл бұрын

It's actually not that far off, given that Microsoft has its own game streaming service going live next year or so (X-Cloud).

@andromeda9340

4 жыл бұрын

If stadia was an actual console,it would do pretty well,but yeah other than xcloud by Xbox,it's just to early

You know what you should do when you don’t have features, and a games catalog as short as my patience? You delay it! I honestly hope this dies quickly, then maybe another company can pick this idea up and make it work. I’d rather that game streaming wasn’t the future, but if it had to be then I’d rather it be in hands of a company not prone to killing projects off.

@Nick-cs4oc

4 жыл бұрын

I think streaming has a real potential as an add-on for the services we already have. Like if xbox allows you to play a game without downloading it, you could get a little gameplay in on release night and then set it to download while sleepin. The industry might also learn a few crafty tricks to reduce latency in online modes which would be fantastic. I do agree tho, I dont care to be streaming all of my games in the future..

@M4XIUM

4 жыл бұрын

Doesn’t GeForce Now already count as a substitute if this fails?

@annabella1650

4 жыл бұрын

Maxtra Possibly, I don’t use it.

@VonDarko

4 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately they won't because project x is coming soon and it will smoke stadia

@alucard8433

4 жыл бұрын

Only problem with moving to a "streaming" service for games is if you do not live in a big city or near one your internet will not be good enough. That right there is gonna be the main problem there gonna loose a huge amount of the player base due to internet limitations in small towns.

Stadia's tombstone will look good right next to Google Glass' tombstone.

@Kakarot64.

4 жыл бұрын

That was a tombstone? * slowly backs bulldozer away

Not surprised by Stadia , I was a stupid concept In the first place

@moonson8804

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah I think your parents agree too :)

12:20 Oh shit is that Attack on Titan I see? Didin't know that existed!

@ohski8574

4 жыл бұрын

just got it on the switch. its alright. probably better on PC

@Michealxlr

4 жыл бұрын

Been playing, pretty good, got great combat and movement and everything, graphics ain’t the best but it gets the job done. Really fun, check it out sometime.

"Hey Stadia, welcome to the part--------eeeeeee....uhhhh" *looks over at Google graveyard* "Oh..."

Early Access service. I'll reassess when it reaches full release or be glad I didn't "invest" when it becomes abandonware.

@SerebiiWarrior

4 жыл бұрын

You just can't get excited for anything anymore. When something was about to come out I used to think "Oh shit, I can't wait for this!" Now I think "Well, this looks good, but I want to see the reviews first." It sucks that now we always have to temper our expectations.

@jasonwilson8402

4 жыл бұрын

@@SerebiiWarrior I used to react the same way. Though part of my excitement was based on the scarcity of getting a game at release. Now those games, for the most part, are at within my reach at the touch of a button. So now I just worry about the best of the best and " Is it worth my time?" It is a buyer's market and I just fill it with the absolute best now :)

Why would they even launch this? 😂

@andromeda9340

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr,it's just gonna lose sales as soon as the new Xbox and PS4 rolls out.nobody wants it too.the only people who want it are devs and curious people.

we also thought Google+ would be a great alternate to facebook, i personally don't have hopes for stadia at all

@Sanquinity

4 жыл бұрын

Really? Most of us actually already knew google+ would be a terrible alternative right from the start. Guess some people still fell for it. Sorry for your loss at the time. :p

Having to buy the games is the real kryptonite for stadia. No way am I spending that much on a game that's been out for years only for Google to give up on the whole thing and my 60 dollars to go into the garbage. Not to mention it's more money for a lot of these games and you dont have the option of playing locally... more money, less options, should be Google's catchphrase nowadays.

X- Cloud all the way.... screw Stadia.

@delusions2

4 жыл бұрын

Ps4 remote play too screw google Sony and Microsoft would make a good team

@highoffgunpowder8208

4 жыл бұрын

@@delusions2 remote play sucks ass

4.5 gig an hour... _projectile defecates on stadia_

@liesdamnlies3372

4 жыл бұрын

Chris Allie And that’s at 720p no less. I run at 1440p, so I’d be looking at 8GB. I think not.

@Adam-tp6ch

4 жыл бұрын

Man I heard it could use 20Gig an hour if streaming in 4K. Lol The 4.5 is probably on your grandma's black and white tv.

@liesdamnlies3372

4 жыл бұрын

@@Adam-tp6ch Not quite that bad. VHS quality is analogous to around 320p, (very) roughly speaking. To be honest, most data caps up here in Canada tend to be 500GB to 1TB per month. That means for any non-casual gamer, you'd probably be looking at 720p maximum to stretch it out, if you don't also watch some Netflix or whatever at higher resolutions. And if you're a non-casual gamer, you probably have a non-casual setup, which means you can already play games locally just fine and switching would be a downgrade, not an upgrade, in graphical fidelity. Sooooo...casual gamers only I guess, and even then, only ones with very limited setups, but they don't have a line-up of games that tend to appeal to the more casual crowd (I'm thinking The Sims 4). I have no idea who Stadia is for, and I doubt Google does either. It might all be just for the sake of adding a perk to Pixel phones.

Out of touch, as always. Google keeps getting worse by the day.

just as expected from a company that thinks their webbrowser is a functional Operating system for a computer.

remember Google glass..pepperidge farms remembers

Good thing I never planned on getting the Stadia in the first place.

I'm going to Stadia heck away from this service. 2nd time making this joke, may not be the last.

everyone start playing ONLY free to play games LOL

That's a hard *no* . The internet speed in the town I live is only 20mb/s absolutely not an option when it drops below that. I have tons of issues staying online as it is.

Who here has a ouya like me and remember promises like this.

@liesdamnlies3372

4 жыл бұрын

Game Shelf 91 I remember the promises, which is why I never got an Ouya

@DonVigaDeFierro

4 жыл бұрын

You have my condolences for having to coexist so close to one of those things.

I will never use a game streaming service, I have a PC, and no online only service will ever match my PC's latency, because however low it is, it would be it would be added on top of my PC's latency. I will never game on a phone, or any other device than my monitor, I have a PS Pro, and the last game I played on it was Horizon Zero Dawn, great game, but it would be much better on my PC. Owning the games, as a PC gamer means (for me) using GOG's offline installers whenever possible, but more importantly, it's having full control of the games files, for modding them. Streaming, and sub services, take away that right to own the files, and owning them gives me full control over modding them, I'll stick to buying games for that control is vital to my enjoyment of games.

Don't tell them! Just sit back and watch the show :)

A product with no selling point doesn't get any pre-orders, what a shocker!

first the COPPA thing, now this. I wonder if they're related.

A tad bit of math. For 720p, you'll be burning 10 megabits per second playing assuming no connection to a server on a singleplayer game. Not too bad right? Well, this depends. Based on quick google searching, multiplayer games typically burn anywhere from 40 to 300 megabytes an hour. Not a lot compared to Stadia. But remember, that needs to be tacked on top of the streaming of the game. So another about 40-300 megabytes an hour for multiplayer games. So you'd be burning 4.6-4.8 gigs an hour or so for 720p multiplayer. Now, sitting at 720p streaming, at what point does streaming games overtake the bandwidth for downloading the game? (Assuming 4.5 gigs an hour here.) For Assassin's Creed Odyssey, we have 10.22 hours. For Red Dead Redemption 2, we have 33.33 hours. Mortal Kombat comes in at a measly 5 hours. Wolfenstein Young blood at 4.58 hours. Now, as times go, these are pretty short. Especially for streaming at 720p. Example being I saw (on a quick google search) a good amount of outlets stating that it took approximately 40-60 hours to complete the story of Red Dead Redemption 2. Even on the fast end of that estimate, 720p streaming would surpass the full download of the game by the time the story ends. This is not including any multiplayer or the myriad of other quests in the game. For those out there with data caps like myself, it's important to do math. Find this stuff out. This took me about 10 minutes to figure out. 10 minutes of quick google searching and data crunching to understand just how poor Stadia's service is for a data cap. I didn't even touch 4k bandwidth costs. I highly do not suggest touching Stadia unless you absolutely have an immense internet plan without a cap. Even then, I do not suggest any games that are PvP as every ms counts. Is it a good alternative to those who lack the hardware to experience games that they otherwise couldn't due to hardware constraints? Right now, no. The library Stadia offers is poor. Will it in the future? Maybe. Depends on how successful it is. Considering I have had the same hardware for about 5 years now, without a single upgrade, and still play all games at 1080p 60fps, I can't recommend getting a proper PC with at minimum mid-range specs instead of Stadia. It is a much better investment towards gaming instead of a streaming service.

It's a very Google thing to release a service with 70% of the work done, several important features missing, no content, very little support and actually expect people to give them money.

"Not owning my games" Disregard. NEXT !

would like for more games having no online requirement, having all games depending on the connection not for me

Thank you for source links in the description! 👍 I will say I'd be more concerned for MK11 over SamSho's latency. SNK has yet to do well on normal online play with forced frame delay to compensate for bad netcode.

Wait till Google finds out that the majority of their target audience doesn't have access to a fast enough internet connection- in fact, here in South Africa, I just found out that I have the fastest internet connection in my suburb- 20 Mbps VDSL(I am also the only person with this data plan)... There are no alternative ISP's in my fairly well populated middle class- upper middle class area either.

Knew Google would fuck this up.

Epic and Google battling it out for ' most bare bones service of the year award '

Google: No, it just doesn’t work... (but we still want your money)

Great insight as always :)

What is up with corporations doubling down on questionable at best products?

This reminds me to the steam machine, remember that thing?

Stadia already has a plot reserved at the Google Graveyard

Looks like mine is on the way, but loved the email Google just sent with Stadia setup tips. Apparently if you don't have it connected by ethernet then your router needs to be about 1 foot away lol. Oh and make sure no one else in your home is streaming anything else or forget playing. It keeps getting better and better, when do they tell us we can't look directly at the controller while playing or we'll go blind...

Bro I love the videos! But I have subed and also hit the ring bell; but i get no notifications about your channel!

"Hi, my name is Chris, and this is Battle(non)sense..." Stadia: "Ooooh shiiiiiiii"-

Cant wait for this to be added to the ever growing graveyard xD

How could they launch a product in this state. It just buffles me.

Google's trying to muscle their way into gaming. Sorry Google, there's no way in hell I am paying you for the privilege to access games. You're too evil these days and can't be trusted.

I just don't understand the point of Stadia. So you want me to pay a subscription to earn the right to pay full price for games that I don't ever actually own because at any moment I could lose access to my whole library forever? At least with Steam I could conceivably download my entire library to a hard drive and just play them offline forever.

why anyonne would pay a subscription on something so early as this is just amazing.

Yo are you gonna do something on how Richard Lewis blasted kotaku polygon etc at esports awards? It was beautiful

The GeForce Now beta has made me a believer in high quality streaming of games. But that uses my Steam library and still has some irritating limitations. (DLC and mods, for instance, need to be downloaded every single time you play, which sucks for games that work best when modded.)

They have to be crazy if they expect me to pay for the hardware, a subscription, and pay full price for all the games (including old games that are only worth a few bucks during Steam sales).

I thought the title ment that they were pissed off at their own product is releasing in a incomplete state. I was confused for a bit.

Maybe I'm old school but not having a local copy for any software product makes me uncomfortable.

I have waited to see if anyone was playing games on Stadia with a keyboard and mouse or does that function not exist yet?

I didn’t know this service existed till I saw this video.

the 90s called, they want their latency back...looking at you Stadia...looking at you.

Love the vid, the title could use sum work.

Game streaming still sounds like a bad joke. In the US, we still have large portions of the country with lack of broad band. Even where it's available, much of it is sub par speeds compared to other countries because our main infrastructures have been privatized, & the companies responsible for it pocket the government supplied funds for profit instead of building it up.

OnLive 2.0: Electric Boogaloo

At the end of the day this is pretty much a luxury system. Not everyone has lightning fast internet and not everyone is going to pay 60 bucks to rent old games.

I ordered founders, multiple hours have passed, still no founders code sent in. :/

I get real anxious when people seem to associate Stadia with all cloud gaming. The tech is there and there are superior services out there, and I appreciate you mentioning them. Just want to also throw in Shadow and GeForce Now, which I've been using for all my gaming for almost a year now, since my desktop PC bit the bucket.

Google never made money outside of selling user data. They will use Stadia to create psychologic profiles and analyze your behavior and sell that data as well. They’ll get every data they can out of your savegames.

I think one of the biggest questions is are you playing competitive or casual because for me the input lag will probably be enough to not give it a second glance.

I really wonder who the target audience for Stadia is because none of my social circles have been talking about it or have any interest in it.

2018- incomplete games 2019- incomplete consoles 2020- incomplete concepts?

What is another word for a sucker? A Stadia.

I just noticed an icon for Orcs Must Die 3. I played orcs must die 2 as my first paid game on steam, as I was trying to find a game to play with someone. never got that far, but I had a lot of fun with it. I hope it isn't a stadia exclusive, but it looks cool nonetheless.

Stadia was doomed from the start. A console that you have to be online 100% of the time to "stream" the games you paid full price for. You cant even play the games you paid for offline. Ya thats gonna work out great for a majority of America who does not live in a big city and does not have amazing internet.

I literally haven’t even heard of it outside your channel

About the tech: Interesting. About the implementation, not enough infrastructure available, specially with datacaps and the relying on the "good will" of internet providers. About the library: below mediocre. About the pricing model: not worth of atention, specially with the idea of a full price for not owning a title in any way or form. And don't get me started on the constant rise on Google's fishy morale police. So... yeah... pass and win.

I think the main issue with Stadia, it's made as Netflix for games except you have to pay for service and games. Imagine you have to buy movies on Netflix to watch.

2019 is the year of "unfinished product". Stadia joins the proud list of Fallout76, Anthem, Epic Game Store, etc.

Can't lie, it's a good excuse to prototype some technological leaps in order to catch up on their competitors.

I really wanted this to be good. I hoped it would be the next big thing that finally moves consoles away from discs and PCs away from hardware chasing

I just had a sudden realization...... how would they handle an ip ban?

22 games? I have more than that installed on my PC right now lol.

Stadia needs a games pass like model.

Here's irony; @5:21 the video became really pixelated and artifacty while showing the game trailer on the left-hand side. Then cleared up when the motion was over. That is bandwidth-limitation over-compression in action. Enjoy all that Stadia adopters!

correct me if I'm wrong, but their extended launch lineup was just....most/all of the games they were going to release this year now instead of in a few weeks.

The first reviews already show that Stadia has slightly noticeable lag on a smartphone, but on a PC that input lag is close to a second between button press and the game reacting. So...yeah, clearly their "Negative Latency" tech isn't past concept stage. AKA a scribble on a napkin at the nearest fast-food restaurant. Who really expected it to ship with it, given nothing else is ready :P

I can confidently say that Australia is basically a no go for stadia our speeds just aren't high enough to warrant this kind of service with the best possible connection for residential use being 100mbps but you are lucky if it is available and if it is it's extremely expensive

Imagine...intentionally buying a game system where... 1. You don't own the games...but pay full price for the game 2. Depending on stable internet connections with unlimited data to game. 3. Trusting Google to actually back one of their products long term. 4. Trusting Google not to spy on you, your children, your dog, your next door neighbor. 5. Trusting Google...ever. Why would anyone be even a little tempted to bring this garbage into their home?