It's not really what I personally think Game Pass is. It's what it FACTUALLY is. Again, people were bitching because of Outriders and again, we have no idea what that contract is so why are we even bringing it up? All we can bring up is Sony blocking it. It doesn't matter if it's GamePass or Stadia Pro - they factually blocked delivery methods. That's it. That was my point. Blocking delivery methods is not good, IMHO.
- as for parity, do you know what material platform limitations means? It's legalease and not something that commonly found on the internet. According to my lawyer mother-in-law, the correct way to phrase it to not impact other platforms is to say "not subject to material platform limitations". By saying you are subject to those material platform limitations, it's legalease that boils down in interrpretation legally as, other platforms are subject to the limitations of the PlayStation 5.
The thing is, and this is a point that is worth mentioning, is that the PlayStation 5 isn't exactly a slouch. This game is going to be at 4k 60. It's likely going to have a lower resolution option at possibly up to 120fps. On PlayStation 5. The thing is, when you say "so you're saying a PC won't be able to go higher than that" - I think a PC owned by a human and not a super computer couldn't go higher than that, anyways. 4k is hard to push at 60 FPS in modern AAA games, especially if it includes raytracing, on even a 3080. Obviously you can down graphics settings to get there (always an option).
Honestly, I am sure they will be able to run the game at unlocked frame rates on PC and I don't think that Sony cares that much. I'm just reading what the contract says as interpreted by a lawyer. I really don't care what happens - I have every modern gaming platfrom. I'll play the game where I want to play it. Which I haven't decided yet.