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Baldur's Gate 3 developer says pull your PS5 offline to fix sudden crash issue
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this post was submitted on 19 Sep 2023
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You pay for PSN to be able to play this thing online... PSN does not work.
What are people paying for?
Also, release the physical copy assholes... You did it in Japan, why is US consumer getting treated like second class gamer?
Japanese people by and large demand physical media. In the US, developers have figured that they don't lose a meaningful amount of money by only providing digital downloads. The typical US customer doesn't care enough.
I'm okay with the PSN being down from time to time, nothing is perfect... but WHAT? you can play BG3 offline, but you cant buy it offline? now I am more pissed they won't sell a disc.
What do you need the physical copy for? You will have to download patches anyway.
How do I trade in my digital copy? Or loan it to a friend?
Ok. I don't do any of that.
You're not the only consumer and they don't all behave like you. Welcome to society!
I wrote "ok", didn't I?
"OK" may not be the concession that you appear to think it is. Perhaps you meant "oh, I see," but clearly it is being interpreted as "okayyy, what-everrrrr."
Yeah, you wrote it, but did you mean it? Not from my interpretation.
There are millions of reasons, such as people in rural areas with bad internet can't download large game, none of which matter since I am paying customer lol
I guess if I am alone then fine but I am pretty sure many others wants physical copies of games.
If someone I'd going to spend the money on a ps5, games, and whatnot, they can afford to buy a cheap external disc player sorry
Weird flex, boy, but ok
Oh, ok. I thought you were preparing some kind of internet down / zombie apocalypse scenario. But patches can be big too (I think? Haven't even paid attention to that for some time).