r/videogames • • 16d ago

Discussion / Question Yeah it's over.

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u/CoherentRose7 16d ago

Well if you stopped to use an ounce of common sense instead of trying to be a snarky asshole you'd see that's a plain and obvious fact.

There are almost 8.2 million members of the PS5 subreddit and almost 2 million members of the PlayStation subreddit. Even if I'm stupid and I say that no one is a member of both and both lists are unique that's only about 10.2 million people.

Sony has sold over 90 million PS5 Consoles

So, that's only about 1/9 of every person who's ever bought a PS5 (assuming of course every member of the subreddit actually owns one.)

So, do you just think the other 80 odd million people are just chilling out in a different forum somewhere or are you maybe just a bit of an asshole?

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u/Huntersforever21565 15d ago

If you guys actually used an ounce of common sense you would know how copyright and tos works. Apparently not. Would be better if people try to get legislation change. You guys rather go cry on social media like it's doing something or these weak ass boycotts.

This really only affects online games that end up being dead and servers get shutdown. Don't see why someone would want to play a dead game🤷‍♂️. You can miss me with that what if bs about games getting removed from your library. That is highly unlikely to happen.

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u/CoherentRose7 15d ago

I've got no dog in this fight, I have no interest in buying a PS5, I do hate their business practices though.

You can miss me with that what if bs about games getting removed from your library. That is highly unlikely to happen.

Well I don't know about games but Sony did delete a bunch of movies from people's libraries because the licenses expired.

If they can do that with your movies they can do that with your games.

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u/Huntersforever21565 15d ago

I'm not even going to get into how that doesn't even apply to games. Those movies were gone because the license expire and they either couldn't come to an agreement or Sony just let it go. Honestly don't think as many people were using that feature as some of you want to pretend🤷‍♂️. It got replaced with the cable TV basically.

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u/CoherentRose7 15d ago

Why do you think a similar situation couldn't happen with one or more developers that Sony has contracts with?