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I will play it day one. Period.
Anyone can have an opinion, of course, but blaming developers for trying to do something with high quality, while you sit in your couch and think of ways to roast others' work... come on, we as a community can be better than that.

Very good, I liked every announcement!
My concern is the ripple effect of too many September releases.
All those companies that want to escape the release window of GTA VI will then say that their games didn't meet the sales expectations. The result would probably be for some of the good ones - a fast exit from continuous support cycles.

Now, thats the Ubisoft we want to see!

This is huge improvement compared to We Happy Few.

I am pretty sure they try to give less discounts to users who buy often.
It is most likely an algorithm that is reacting on the purchasing behaviour.
People usually have personal common reaction when shopping, or at least we can be grouped by some criteria. For example a lot of people buy when there is 50%+ percentage promotion, but when they see less than 30%, they pass.
Other criteria might be how much time passes between adding to wishlist and seeing promotion greater than 20% to click the 'add to cart' button.
But... knowing that I as a customer, paying and with a subscription since 8+ years, can be classified as one with worse promo than someone else, makes me feel neglected and it is a terrible practice from the user's point of view...

Being negative is more success prone than being positive.
It is always something that gets better count for impressions, comments, subs, etc.. Since always the people which want to complain from stuff are the louder than the ones which are satisfied.

The biggest beggars are usually those who want a pirated version of the game on pc

I have been a PS+ user for over 8 years here in Bulgaria, and the current situation is wild. Since Sony began transitioning payments to the Euro, Bulgarian users have been completely cut off from promotions.

This issue started on December 16th and is still ongoing. For an entire month, we couldn't even make purchases using credit or debit cards. While card payments are working again and are now properly handled in Euro, we still don't have access to promotional pricing. To make matters worse, prices for many games have actually increased since the change - without any clear justification. This is particularly frustrating as these price hikes may conflict with local laws regarding currency transitions.

I hope a Sony official member sees this, because there has been absolutely no official information or communication regarding this situation from the local PlayStation social media accounts.

Now I will call it AI slop even harder