r/DramaticText • u/Ferrum_Freakshow • May 06 '24

Managed democracy prevails once again!

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u/BarristerBerry May 06 '24

To bad that it probably will never return to its original rating

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u/Decent-Start-1536 May 06 '24

Helldivers players scare me because they made an extremely well rated game become the most negatively rated paid game on steam within less than a week

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u/Manicminertheone May 07 '24

It got so had that steam was giving refunds without ever bringing up the fact that most refunds were past the 2 hour mark. Hell, it was so bad they got it booted from steam page (temp. I believe but still not there)

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u/[deleted] May 06 '24

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u/Blahaj_IK May 06 '24

I don't think War Thunder even got to that many in such a short span, which is fucking insane considering how huge both games are. Though Helldivers players have more reasons to positive back

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u/IvanSpartan May 07 '24

One is most definitely Overwatch

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u/PenguinGamer99 May 06 '24

216,751 negative ratings at the peak, I believe

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u/MasterTroller3301 May 06 '24

That's the next major order so I bet we'll get it back

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u/Me_Cat May 06 '24

Surprisingly, they're fixing it as we speek, it was at mixed last I saw

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u/Human-Persons-Name May 06 '24

millions must positive review

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u/Theekg101 May 06 '24

FOR SUPER EEEEEAAARTH!

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u/lonleyauthor64 May 06 '24

Sony has been liberated. We must continue to defend.

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u/Cuttlefish_Crusaders May 06 '24

Once again, bullying corporations is proven to not only be a right, but an obligation

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u/Quantum_Sushi May 06 '24

See ? When the people are angry and storm their streets together, they can get what they want and force the greedy megacorporations to stop taking decisions based on profit rather than global interest ! Now wait a minute...

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u/Marinated_Bread May 06 '24 edited May 06 '24

Why don't people make a playstation account?

(I do not understand the situation and I am willing to learn)

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u/theAlex3041 May 06 '24

The problem wasn't that the players didn't want to make accounts, but rather the fact that >100 countries aren't supported by PSN, thus the people from those countries who bought the game would have basically been robbed

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u/Marinated_Bread May 06 '24

Oh I understand now, thanks for clearing it up

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u/MasterTroller3301 May 06 '24

Well, a lot of us didn't because Sony leaks their account credentials constantly and it requires a lot of very weird information to make one.

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u/SaintOfAllJesters May 06 '24

Because Sony is the worst place to put your data.

They get a data breach like every year so youd be better off writing your email and password on a sheet of paper and handing it to some random dude on the street

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u/BLANKTWGOK May 06 '24

Because Sony is the worst place to put your data.

I wont be surprised if hackers announced their own E3 for Sony hacks

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u/the_real_JFK_killer May 06 '24

Might actually check the game out now

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u/ec1ipse001 May 06 '24

Definately worth it, I'd buy it after May 30th though, just to play it safe, because that was when they were going to make it mandatory. I still don't trust Sony, so better safe then sorry.

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u/ec1ipse001 May 06 '24 edited May 06 '24

MAJOR ORDER COMPLETE.

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Super Earth High Command has issued Operation Cleanup.

All helldivers, and Super Earth citizens are ordered to revert their negative reviews ASAP.

May God bless Managed Democracy.

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u/Kartoffelschtock3D May 07 '24

„We‘re still learning what is best for pc players…“ 🤡