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thismeintiel on 09 May 2011
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damndl0ser said:
Jay520 said:

I don't care what they did back in the day. It doesn't change what they're doing now, which I and nearly every other PSN user are unhappy with.

If they wanted to fight for our rights, then they could have taken another route. Paticularly one that wouldn't leave PSN down.

The actions they're taking now is hurting more people than helping. If they wanted to help the public, they could do something that help the greater population as opposed to a handfull of individuals.

If Sony was wrong, then let the courts handle it, not some hacker vigilantees.


<------  Devils advocate.....

We are lucky that whoever hacked Sony did it now and not later.  Just imagine  if this had happend later down the line and Sony still had shit security.  Millions uppon millions of new customers would have been exposed to this theft as well.  So hopefully when we get PSN back it will be a lot harder to hack than apparently it was in the begining.  

So yes its a bitch not being able to go play online and do a few other things.  But I for one am happy it happend now and not later.  Because I never put my Credit Card info in and I was thinking about doing so recently.  Long story short, I will stick with buying PSN cards and having no worries.  I imagine lots and lots of people will be doing the same thing in the future.

YOU SUPPORT THE DEVIL!! 

Seriously (or maybe it's not serious), this is too funny.