Yeah pretty sure of the 10s of millions of cars thats on the road that's not a big factor. Ok millennial

Says genius who doesn't know the definition of a monopoly sit down son

Mmm arent fossil fuels used in cars and typically mills/warehouses is typically the manufacturer of wastes.

But thanks for the rhetorical input.

The ecosystem is already broken Global warming been set in stone for awhile now amongst other pollutants

Next 50 years I be surprised if there's a earth.

You thought process is a band aid on a festering mortal wound. I you assure it's too late the planet is doomed. Even if 99% of the population turned "green"

Apologies 🤣

Another genius Monopoly would be for the games digitally distributed on said marketplace not the company

Which if left to the developer or distributor Can be removed If it affects future purchases say a remaster or remake.

Delisting what you own would mean you would have to buy that new version. Nice talk

You not wrong but I never did emulators but it's the principle that I used my money to buy something that should be in my ownership.

It's brought through currency so its my ownership of that product so yes.

I tend not to waste my money on things I should own

Lol true enough

Not really makes no logical sense but ok

Yeah but that's so minute in the grand scheme of the world ecosystem.

Cars and mills at the top of that concer but I get what your saying.

I am but Ok genius relax buddy use Google next time

Monopoly would be for the games digitally distributed on the that said marketplace.

Monopoly being if a developer or the distributor decided to release a remaster Your original game or media would be lost despite you owning it digitally aka delisted

Maybe don't try to be cool online next time

I been in the middle but say 10-20 years I can't buy or download the game or media I once owned due to licensing issues because of digital distribution.

I don't like it

Even used disc games nowadays look virtually new.

Maybe before 2013 a cosmetic defect would be an issue to play the game.

I recently went to game stop and was quite impressed on the discs that was used and seen no difference between new and used copies.

But maybe that was just a pristine gamestop location

Agreed

Monopoly would be for the games digitally distributed on said marketplace not the company but Ok genius

Which if left to the developer or distributor Can be removed If it affects future purchases say a remaster or remake.

Delisting what you own would mean you would have to buy that new version.

Nice talk

Interesting I didn't have no luck Maybe it depends on a game by game basis or developer