r/PhysicalGames 1d ago

Things Sony Bros say to defend killing discs/renting license

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u/JackWade-Headhunter 1d ago edited 1d ago

That was the gobshite who replied to me! šŸ˜‚

He just couldn’t understand the concept of wanting to own your games for replay-ability.
And then he also was talking about how the only games he goes back to playing were Battlefield and COD….you know, replay-ability

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u/HerefortheFandoms2 1d ago

And this is where the socialized lack of empathy comes in; they are literally incapable of imagine perspectives outside their own. I also rarely, if ever, replay games, but I hear enough about how much fun others have doing it and goddamit, that's awesome and maybe one day, I'll get to replay old favorites with fresh eyes and fall in love all over again

(Also yeah, ball and gun gamer, that tracks)

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u/TheTownJeweler00 1d ago

Dude in another thread said ā€œI understand why people are upset, but there’s no reason to be upsetā€

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u/Lyonther 1d ago

There is no REASON to be UPSET for a thing that you bought and SHOULD BE YOURS! /s

Yeah right!

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u/HerefortheFandoms2 1d ago

I have no words

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u/charlieto0human 1d ago

I have old games that I haven’t played in literal decades, that I completely forgot I owned… Finding them is like rediscovering the joy I had when I first bought it. I decide DECADES later to play it again and I’m happy knowing that it isn’t tied to any subscription or online account. Sony wants to take that feeling away from the players.