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Re: Sony's $7.85M Settlement Could Mean PSN Payouts for Millions

lacerz

The amount of research needed to determine if games I’ve purchased meet the 4/2019 to 12/2023 window isn’t worth the change it’s get me in return. $7.8 million for a class action suit is trivial in today’s terms, and once you take at least 40% for attorney fees and costs…

I can attest that I qualify but I’m not going to waste an hour to earn $20-$40. Not worth it.

Re: Starfield PS5 Sales Estimates Leave Much to Be Desired

lacerz

I had interest in Starfield before Bethesda was purchased and it was made an Xbox exclusive. However, once it launched and the reviews rolled in most of my interest died. I’ll get it eventually, but only after it’s 50% or more off. The “launch exclusivity” gave me time to reassess which I thank Microsoft for. Saved me a Day One mistake.

Re: US PS5 Hardware Sales Hit a 2026 High Prior to Huge Price Increase

lacerz

@Max_the_German It seems to be fine but time will tell. I was waiting for the delivery and updated the status and saw it marked as delivered, even though the doorbell never rang. I went outside and there it was on my side of the gate. I checked my Ring feed to see if I missed him ringing but no, he walked up and tossed it over. It was in Amazon packaging, but still…

I immediately called Amazon (or requested a call back as that was my only option other than chat and eff that) and calmly explained what happened and told them I wanted to return it for a refund. They asked if I’d keep it for a partial refund and I asked what a partial refund would be and was told 10%. I said no as I had no idea if anything happened to its internals and they upped it to 20%. Eventually we came to an agreement with the understanding that I could return in for the remainder of the refund if it went wonky. After, tax got added back as well. Total cost after taxes was $611 flat, which is still cray cray, but a lot better than MSRP.

Re: Rumour: Call of Duty's $300 Million Xbox Game Pass Gambit Could End

lacerz

Anyone who could do basic math knew this wasn’t a sustainable model. The cost of bringing COD into the mix changed everything and opened up their exclusives to competitors’ consoles. The fact that these shifts took place at the exact same time Sony was trashing years of work on live service games was a lucky break for PlayStation owners.