I prefer the 360. While I'm enjoying better games and better online service, everyone else can enjoy no games and no online service.
If your 360 freezes regularly, it's faulty. And all your XBLA titles should work offline, as long as you're playing them on the console and gamertag you originally downloaded them on (there's a license transfer tool online).Onyx Oblivion said:Xbox shits all over free members and has RROD. (I can't even send messages now as a Free member.) Plus, it just freezes a lot in general. And it can only store a few game patches at once, meaning frequent patch downloads if you cycle between a lot of MP games, like me. For some fucked up reason. And if you are offline, a large number of the XBLA games won't work. While my offline PS3 can play all of it's downloaded titles just fine.
But then there is this:Sentox6 said:If your 360 freezes regularly, it's faulty. And all your XBLA titles should work offline, as long as you're playing them on the console and gamertag you originally downloaded them on (there's a license transfer tool online).Onyx Oblivion said:Xbox shits all over free members and has RROD. (I can't even send messages now as a Free member.) Plus, it just freezes a lot in general. And it can only store a few game patches at once, meaning frequent patch downloads if you cycle between a lot of MP games, like me. For some fucked up reason. And if you are offline, a large number of the XBLA games won't work. While my offline PS3 can play all of it's downloaded titles just fine.
Kevlar Eater said:Regardless of what the PS3 owners have recently gone through, the Xbox 360 is still worse. Games become literally unplayable if the DLC for them is downloaded and the console is offline
That's wrong.Onyx Oblivion said:But then there is this:
Kevlar Eater said:Regardless of what the PS3 owners have recently gone through, the Xbox 360 is still worse. Games become literally unplayable if the DLC for them is downloaded and the console is offline
Bullshit, I say. Bullshit.Sentox6 said:That's wrong.Onyx Oblivion said:But then there is this:
Kevlar Eater said:Regardless of what the PS3 owners have recently gone through, the Xbox 360 is still worse. Games become literally unplayable if the DLC for them is downloaded and the console is offline
So long as you're on the console you originally purchased the DLC on, all XBL content works offline. There's a license transfer tool available online if you change consoles.
Then you're using a different 360 than you originally purchased the DLC with, or somehow your licenses are screwed and you should redownload the content, although I've never heard of this happening.Onyx Oblivion said:Bullshit, I say. Bullshit.
I can't play my Saint's Row 2 at all, because I'm offline. I can't even load the data, since it's DLC data.
That's odd. Because I purchased all the DLC on the exact same 360. And even did a license transfer for the old stuff for Oblivion, which also didn't work, when I hit my 4th Xbox in fall '09. And even then, you only get one license transfer a year for the system with the highest failure rate in existence.Sentox6 said:Then you're using a different 360 than you originally purchased the DLC with, or somehow your licenses are screwed and you should redownload the content, although I've never heard of this happening.Onyx Oblivion said:Bullshit, I say. Bullshit.
I can't play my Saint's Row 2 at all, because I'm offline. I can't even load the data, since it's DLC data.
To anyone else reading this thread: you can use all DLC offline on your 360. This is a known and verified fact.
I don't think I have enough DLC on my system currently to verify this one way or the other, unfortunately.Onyx Oblivion said:That's odd. Because I purchased all the DLC on the exact same 360. And even did a license transfer for the old stuff for Oblivion, which also didn't work, when I hit my 4th Xbox in fall '09. And even then, you only get one license transfer a year for the system with the highest failure rate in existence.
The issue here must is the limited patch storage, then.
The DLC can't be activated without a patch, and since the 360 uses a stupid cache system for the patch, only the most recently updated games with patches still in-queue allow DLC usage when offline.
Not quite as bad as what I claimed before, but still a shit system.