You do kind of need limits on streaming, though. You’re temporarily renting a PC to play your games on and using pretty massive amounts of data. You cant really just leave that run 24/7
Not saying NVidia made the right move here by attacking literally all of the top GeForce Now users, but they definitely made an absurdly generous move by *not* having limits prior to this. Anyway, this is just another reason why streaming can never be the future for games. GeForce Now is by far the best as far as bit rate, resolution, hardware (4080), price, and response rate (heck, its not like they even sell you games. You connect it right to Steam and stream the supported games you already own) – but even GeForce Now is completely awful compared to a local install.