@Thepownisher Oh here we go. Someone who has nothing good to offer so adopts the keyboard warrior attitude just to be a pr*ck of a troll.
What's up? Have i upset you because i criticised Sony over their lack of preparation for something that they had 3 weeks to prepare for? The facts are, WE (MEANING EVERY PSN USER) that pay for the PSN service are not paying for this. Two days its been down with no answers on what we can expect for the following day, or even what to expect for the weeks to come. Though you might not actually if give a sh*t i do. Unlike you i actually care that i am not getting the service that, even though i have my criticisms, i'm actually a fan of. So much so that i actually pay for it.
Criticism is a good thing. It helps those who are criticised to improve on whatever they are being criticised for. I'm not a believer in the "everyone's a winner" attitude because it creates an environment where everything is nothing more than mediocre. How we do we judge a service whereby criticism is frowned upon by the die hard fans like yourself?
Just grow the f*ck up and accept there is a problem, not just with the service but with how its being run.
To be honest, i'm done defending Sony and the PS network. I've been a PlayStation fan right from the beginning and i have to say that these continuous issues with the PlayStation network is just the icing on the cake of what i would say are the worst two years in gaming, in my personal opinion. At no point in the whole of my gaming history have i had such a poor experience in games (being buggy, glitchy or outright broken) to hardware either not performing like it should, or external capabilities upon which said hardware relies. Surely Sony could have foreseen such an issue arising considering it would have a pretty good idea of how many PS4 units have been sold, and how much capacity would be required on the network in order to cope. But ifor it to fall down at the first hurdle............ It's inexcusable.
What makes all of this worse for me right now is that my son can play his XBOne online without issue. Us, as PS users, can't even log into the PlayStation forums.
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Re: Sony Investigating as Christmas Traffic Pulls PSN Offline
@Thepownisher Oh here we go. Someone who has nothing good to offer so adopts the keyboard warrior attitude just to be a pr*ck of a troll.
What's up? Have i upset you because i criticised Sony over their lack of preparation for something that they had 3 weeks to prepare for?
The facts are, WE (MEANING EVERY PSN USER) that pay for the PSN service are not paying for this.
Two days its been down with no answers on what we can expect for the following day, or even what to expect for the weeks to come.
Though you might not actually if give a sh*t i do.
Unlike you i actually care that i am not getting the service that, even though i have my criticisms, i'm actually a fan of.
So much so that i actually pay for it.
Criticism is a good thing. It helps those who are criticised to improve on whatever they are being criticised for.
I'm not a believer in the "everyone's a winner" attitude because it creates an environment where everything is nothing more than mediocre.
How we do we judge a service whereby criticism is frowned upon by the die hard fans like yourself?
Just grow the f*ck up and accept there is a problem, not just with the service but with how its being run.
Re: Sony Investigating as Christmas Traffic Pulls PSN Offline
In the UK the network is down again.
To be honest, i'm done defending Sony and the PS network.
I've been a PlayStation fan right from the beginning and i have to say that these continuous issues with the PlayStation network is just the icing on the cake of what i would say are the worst two years in gaming, in my personal opinion.
At no point in the whole of my gaming history have i had such a poor experience in games (being buggy, glitchy or outright broken) to hardware either not performing like it should, or external capabilities upon which said hardware relies.
Surely Sony could have foreseen such an issue arising considering it would have a pretty good idea of how many PS4 units have been sold, and how much capacity would be required on the network in order to cope.
But ifor it to fall down at the first hurdle............ It's inexcusable.
What makes all of this worse for me right now is that my son can play his XBOne online without issue.
Us, as PS users, can't even log into the PlayStation forums.