Here is a quick summary of the thread on gaf
As best I can summarize ->
● Guy was playing Call of Duty: Ghosts on his early Xbox one. His access to XBL gets temporarily banned because they are still working on things for launch. He can still play offline.
● A day later, he now says he can no longer play the game offline. Everyone wonders why.
● PS4 version has "Offline Enabled" on the back, whereas Xbox One case did not, which confused things further. Ultimately however this seems to amount to nothing, since other games are also missing critical info on the back (example: Knack does not indicate it has remote play).
● Someone says what if the DRM was removed at the OS level, yet can still be done on a software-by-software basis? crazy buttocks implies agreement. People react, but since technically what buttocks was implying is not really any different from what PS4 does, it didn't tell us much.
● Penello comes back and says he's still looking for info, but it's definitely not DRM (the patch does not remove DRM, but puts a finalized OS in place) and it's definitely not related to Call of Duty, since the patch just updates the game itself.
● Rhindle suggests that actually the OS is frequently receiving daily updates in the lead up to launch, and that if the system does not get those updates, it will cease to function. Therefore, since this guy cannot currently log in to get those updates, he cannot play.
● Penello agrees with this guess of Rhindle's and all-but confirms it is the case.
What I don't get is the second bullet point, where he can't play offline a day later, his live is banned he can't download any patches....how did the x1 change its state?
The thread
http://m.neogaf.com/showthread.php?t=712867&page=1