Euphoria14 said:
They weren't owed anything to begin with. |
Maybe they aren't owed anything, but what happens when somebody buys your product and on the first day it doesn't work. They're gonna be pissed, and most of them won't understand that your service was DDOS by a bunch of jerks. So really whatever the consumer perceives is reality, unless you want a bunch of upset customers. That is why Sony offered some compensation. IMHO they should have gave 2-4 weeks free PS+ as that would have let the new customers try out your service for an extended period of time. Once it runs out they won't be able to play online with friends and they would realize what a valuable service PS+ is and likely buy in.
To me, these attacks are a clear sign that Sony has to improve PSN. PSN is a paid for service now, and they really should increase there bandwidth greatly, and of course other anti DDos features. I'm sure they are working on it and will continue to work on it.
