QUOTE(Dark Reaper @ Nov 26 2019, 01:24 AM)

Saw this
this on YouTube and frankly I'm a little intrigued. Stream games that you don't have to download and a reasonable membership fee...I might have to look into this.
Latency and Bandwidth issues will make it unworkable for most people. You'll need FTTP (FIOS for example) to get the bandwidth needed for the video stream, and that's assuming none of your neighbors is using any. It adds the internet connection delays from you to the Stadia server to the one between them and the game server itself. Two links instead of one.
With local rendering in the non-Stadia situation, only game changes need to be transmitted, not the whole video stream, and that's orders of magnitude smaller. Many processes happen locally, with no lag due to the internet, but with Stadia everything happens remotely, and the same full-bandwidth video stream is needed for simple things like inventory display.
And if you're paying your ISP for total data, it won't be cheap. Data caps will mean no play after a point, and so on.
And like Steam, it's another middleman who can cut you off from your contract with the game supplier.
What it will be good for, is trying a game before you download a copy. If they allow that.