What should have been done from the start?
It was impressive how successful and nice Helldivers 2 was. Everyone loved it, everyone was having a good time, it took over the internet when it was first released. Made so much money too no doubt.So Sony finally gets a gaas service hit by dumb luck and managed to kill it by greed in less than 2 months ?
Steam cannot push updates to games or limit things as they wish. AFAIK. Steam didn't do anything.
It is posted on ERA, and AFAIK they truly believe Valve did this. Also, it just makes few minutes to make an PSN account. Easy peasySteam cannot push updates to games or limit things as they wish. AFAIK. Steam didn't do anything.
We will find out soon enough.It is posted on ERA, and AFAIK they truly believe Valve did this. Also, it just makes few minutes to make an PSN account. Easy peasy
We will find out soon enough.
Should have just shut the fuck up and made an account in another region like everyone always has to connect to PSN
Millions have done it for nearly two decades... Sony simply doesn't give a shit.That loophole is second nature by playstation gamers, not PC gamers. You are not supposed to create an account outside of your country of residence. If Sony hasn't cared until now that's their problem, but it is against the TOS and they can backpedal whenever they see fit.
At first I thought the issue simply was "PC gamers don't want to create a PSN account out of spite because muh PCMR" but this does not seem to be the case for many.
Sony is idiotic enough to not have PSN officially in countries where they sell HW. Some big countries like Egypt for example. They should up their game if they want to reach new audiences.
It is posted on ERA, and AFAIK they truly believe Valve did this. Also, it just makes few minutes to make an PSN account. Easy peasy
You can create a PSN acc. no matter what country you are in, you just have to link it to a different countries address if PSN isn't available in your country.
Everybody knows you can create a PSN account easily. It's not about that. PC gamers don't want anything to do with PlayStation, not even an account link. They can't admit to themselves they are playing and enjoying Sony games.You can create a PSN acc. no matter what country you are in, you just have to link it to a different countries address if PSN isn't available in your country.
What a bunch of bullshit. PC gamers are the ones with the most accounts, using VPNs, fake names, fake postal codes, bypassing every law, using bots, cheats and piracy to circumvent every protection.That loophole is second nature by playstation gamers, not PC gamers. You are not supposed to create an account outside of your country of residence. If Sony hasn't cared until now that's their problem, but it is against the TOS and they can backpedal whenever they see fit.
Within the PC ecosystem they (we) know. Not the PS one lots aren't familiar with. Specially console platform holders that are pretty trigger happy with restricting content, closing stores and stuff.What a bunch of bullshit. PC gamers are the ones with the most accounts, using VPNs, fake names, fake postal codes, bypassing every law, using bots, cheats and piracy to circumvent every protection.
I'm sure you use your real name and residence to buy keys on Eneba, Kinguin, Gamivo. Tons of guides online to know how to bypass regional prices to get cheaper games.Within the PC ecosystem they (we) know. Not the PS one lots aren't familiar with. Specially console platform holders that are pretty trigger happy with restricting content, closing stores and stuff.
I don't understand why Sony users are so pissed when this matter is not of their incumbance though. This is between PC gamers, Sony and Steam.
I don't expect any console gamer to check PC gaming wiki for the quality or potential issues with a PC port when. They are new to the platform. Or to run RTSS for perfect frame pacing.It's second nature for a PC gamer.
Just as it is for console gamers to create an account in another country to circumvent mom and pop store Sony lack of online global presence in 2024.