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are cloudgaming g00d today?
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no (・∀・)
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how u know, u tried it?
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>>157996
i did, and a friend used their as a daily driver for a long while.
Sure, it's cheaper in the short term, particularly if you're the type of gamer that plays through a game or two a month, but it really sucks aside from that, unless your internet is top quality, and has next to no ping.
Latency sucks. My aforementioned friend hated the damn thing and ended up just hacking his subscription and turning his into a VPS server, a bit before he got banned or something.
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i been wanting to try it out when either bf6 or gt6 realses. I heard that it's rather good by today and i've no interested in buying any new system to play a few games on.

which cloudsystem did he use?
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>>158000
he used Shadow. You'll probably have a better experience if your internet isn't 30 Mbps down.
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i only looked into it a little bit, but been looking at Geforce experience. I got fiber wire so i could be alright.
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