about update

Not sure why you bought an Xbox One X then? ( I assume you meant to post here in the Xbox One X forum)

In addition to downloading the game and any day one updates which is almost guaranteed, you'll also have to download 4K assets if you have a game that has been enhanced. These 4K updates are not optional and will automatically be placed in your update queue.
Some games will exceed 100 GB when all is said and done.

Most of us here put our consoles into the Instant On mode which automatically downloads any available updates when we're asleep. but if your internet is bad its not going to matter as it will seem like an endless update.

[table][tr][td]Current download speed[/td][td]30-GB file[/td][td]40-GB file[/td][td]50-GB file[/td][td]60-GB file[/td][td]70-GB file[/td][/tr][tr][td]2 Mb/s[/td][td]33.3 hours[/td][td]44.4 hours[/td][td]55.6 hours[/td][td]66.7 hours[/td][td]77.8 hours[/td][/tr][tr][td]5 Mb/s[/td][td]13.3 hours[/td][td]17.8 hours[/td][td]22.2 hours[/td][td]26.7 hours[/td][td]31.1 hours[/td][/tr][tr][td]10 Mb/s[/td][td]6.7 hours[/td][td]8.9 hours[/td][td]11.1 hours[/td][td]13.3hours[/td][td]15.6 hours[/td][/tr][tr][td]20 Mb/s[/td][td]3.3 hours[/td][td]4.4 hours[/td][td]5.6 hours[/td][td]6.7 hours[/td][td]7.8 hours[/td][/tr][tr][td]50 Mb/s[/td][td]1.3 hours[/td][td]1.8 hours[/td][td]2.2 hours[/td][td]2.7 hours[/td][td]3.1 hours[/td][/tr][tr][td]100 Mb/s[/td][td]0.7 hours[/td][td]0.9 hours[/td][td]1.1 hours[/td][td]1.3 hours[/td][td]1.6 hours[/td][/tr][tr][td]200 Mb/s[/td][td]0.3 hours[/td][td]0.4 hours[/td][td]0.6 hours[/td][td]0.7 hours[/td][td]0.8 hours[/td][/tr][/table]

Have to say that I agree with this. Anyone who was into PC gaming likely realizes how fast the technology advances and how some things change. There's no way I'd just go out and buy anything, today, that is technologically advanced without doing at least
some checking into how it functions... or perhaps better said... how it now functions vs how it once functioned if it's something I've owned in the past.

The Xbox One family of consoles is very online dependent and a slow internet connection will definitely hinder the performance. As Jersey said, instant on mode can diminish some of these issues and buying digital games typically means another large download,
but at least the day 1 updates are included in the download. Of course, that doesn't help much for the day 1 update that the console itself requires. If you had done some checking into the Xbox One and found this forum before you made your purchase, most of
us would've been happy to give a few tips on how to deal with these issues if you did decide to get the console. One of the most helpful tips I've seen for new XB1 buyers that want to give it to their children for a gift is to open up the packaging, take the
console out at a time (and/or place) where their kid(s) won't be around and do the initial update, game updates. Then repackage it and wrap it or whatever before the big day comes around. Not meaning to be rude, just saying, a little research and a few questions
goes a long way.

First you'll want to watch your mouth in the forums. Cursing even if you do symbles isn't good. Anyways, do as F0reM4N stated and write in the preview forums if any issues.

You'll likely be best served taking this input over to the preview forums. You can find those here ...

forums.xbox.com/.../default.aspx

You'll find there are a few threads with others sharing your concerns and I am sure the team would appreciate bug reports and any constructive criticism.

You can still play the game offline without accepting the update.

Sometimes updates cause problems and people choose to remove them until they are fixed, your solution would remove peoples ability to do that.

There is probably also a legal requirement for you to have to confirm the download, otherwise they can`t apply it.

Yeah, the updates generally are needed in order of release. So you will probably need to go through each one if you remove them.