I do I've tried 25 and 50 and hated them that way. Not even going to try 100. 

They don't want better, they want worse.

Anyone here played First Light? How is it? Anyone want to convince me it's worth buying now?

Added the funds to my wallet, but I have a principle regarding PSN where I don't buy games on Day 1 as I think they are overpriced in 99% of the cases and wait for the first bigger discount (unless publishers do things like 20% PS+ discount for the first week etc.).
And I don't really want to break that rule, but on the other hand I want to play something bigger on the PS4, since I mostly play indies, I want to see the sweet graphics, open world, and so on.

What should I do? halp!

PSN Downtime Update:

Sony Computer Entertainment announced today that the scheduled maintenance of the PSN that was supposed to happen on Monday and was postponed due to the DDoS attack that left the service down for most of last Sunday, will actually happen tomorrow.

PSN account services, PlayStation Home or PlayStation Store will be inaccessible from 10 AM EDT to 11 PM, for a full 13 hours of downtime.

I guess the little PlayStation elves need time to scrub those tired motherboards. Luckily according to SCE if you’ll connect with a PS4 before the maintenance or with a PS3 and PS Vita during the five hours prior to the downtime, you’ll be able to stay connected and at least continue playing online.
Some additional downtime after the scheduled maintenance is also possible.

http://www.dualshockers.com/2014/08/27/the-psn-will-be-down-for-13-hours-tomorrow/

Oh you're one of those. Thanks for reinforcing my point.

I've seen people asking for Knack though I'm far from a Knack hater (would give it a 6,5 personally and wishing for a improved sequel) but there are a ton on indies way better than Knack, Velocity will most probably be one of them. Sometimes it seems that people want bigger games for bigger games sake, no matter the quality. 

Ohh you're one of those....?

Game has potential, but it had many flaws in my opinion

Still, people asking for Knack would most probably be the ones to complain about it 2 days later, cause you can love it, I can like it, but generally the game wasn't received well.

Who broke the thread? Can hardly post.

Anyways, @ka-pi: this "better than indie" is a fundamental problem. Why is something "indie" automatically worse than something that is not? That is just silly.

I wonder if this aversion to Indie titles can be traced to the age of the person with issues of it.  This is merely a theory, so nothing more than something to mull over, but considering when I started playing games, you're talking things as basic and graphically intensive as Pong, or Dig Dug on the Atari...I've just had a taste of more of gaming's evolution.  Whereas, someone born a decade or even two later than me, has an entirely different perspective on how games (to them) should/have looked as the years tick by.

Dunno, maybe there's no merit to it at all, just a random thought that occurred to me.

EDIT: Also not necessarily directed at anyone in this thread in particular, I wasn't following your discussion with Ka-Pi, so this was just a random though :)

Percentage is hardly relevant when talking Plus, because Sony almost exclusively picks games that were at least "well" regarded by critics/users. Having said that, I'd like to see the research backing you up.