Why did you remove an important Accessibility future?

Hello Devil D! I'm Kris and I'd be happy to help you with your question.

I am seeing many people complaining about this and agree it was one of the best features. I am sure with the amount of people who want this back, they will hear this feedback and put it back.

That's why it's also important to not 'test" things to see what happens. You should always contact support first so you can avoid this again in the future.

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Xander756

Why wouldn't you be able to keep your games after this generation? Is there a confiscation program I don't know about?

the future of your X1 games is dependent on 2 things:

1. your ability to remember your original account login information.

2. the success of microsoft. if they ever go down and the servers are shut down, say goodbye to your games. sorry. LOL!

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Sadly this could be the case. , future single or multiplayer games will be at the mercy of the Microsoft online service as they hold the key to you accessing any game content. If they decide that a game has run it's coarse they could simply remove the access
key from that game whenever they want, one of the advantages of having you connect to the internet. Sure you can play single player offline but as soon as you connect for any reason then they could remove access to it via the access key. I'm not saying that
this is what they will or would do but it gives them more control over the content. Say you did something that got you banned in a certain game, in the future they could ban you from that specific game rather than banning your account simply by removing the
key to that game from your system.

I literally just quit a game, no one has removed anything

This is why you should write down your important information and keep it someplace safe for future reference. Might be a good idea to do once you get this sorted out.