Shrynier

@IGN Don't care. i'm not buying digital.

Amid the backlash to Sony’s decision to end production of discs, just 7 PlayStation games have sold more than 100,000 physical copies in the U.S. so far this year. bit.ly/4h7EmZ5

@PlayStation Fuck you.

Play the extraordinary with Marvel games on PS5: play.st/3Rqlyth

@PersonaSpeaks No.

Dear Physical Only Crowd .. Raise that white flag .. It’s over.

Don't care. I'm not renewing my PS+ subscription.

I'm not buying a PS6.

@3xcalibaneur C'mon man, you know that's not true.

You guys still suck.

@nikicaga They crucified Jesus. That's why their civilization was destroyed.

Why is there a cross in Valyria

Go fuck yourself Sony.

Not buying that shit.

Im not buying that shit.

Suck a dick.

I'd insult Sony again. but I don't speak Bri'ish.

One analyst suggested that even if half a million people cancelled their PlayStation Plus subscription in protest of Sony killing discs, it would be just a drop in the ocean for the company — which is not going to change its mind. bit.ly/4wRfo4P

Average Targaryon relationship.

Lukewarm take: They're both losers.

@NodeOfWeb3 To be fair, her short rule was a complete shit-show. Even if it wasn't all her fault, many of the remaining Dragons died on her watch. Shorting the Dragon genepool even further. And resulting in the last dragons being born sickly and inbred.

The Citadel and royal records officially classified Rhaenyra as a usurper, recognizing her half brother Aegon II as the rightful king. Her brief, chaotic stretch on the Iron actual reign was completely erased from the official lineage of Westeros kings. After 200 years, she isn't remembered as a legitimate ruling queen. Instead, the history books turned her into a cautionary tale used by the lords to justify keeping women off the throne entirely.

We ain't forgetting nigga.

Goyim behavior.

@lmkifiwin Fuck that. I'm not giving in. Change.org c.org/RqwxWVFcd7

YOUR CANCELLED PS PLUS MEANS NOTHING TO SONY players are cancelling subscriptions to protest the death of discs. here's what that protest looks like from sony's side of the table: - subscriptions and network services bring sony about $5 billion a year, per its own financial reports - roughly 50 million people are subscribed. sony stopped sharing exact numbers - one industry analyst ran the math: even if 500,000 people cancelled in protest, that's 1% of the subscriber base. not enough for sony to blink and that scenario is generous. the petition against killing discs - the loudest number this protest has produced - sits at over 270,000 signatures. even if every single signer also cancelled a paid subscription today, sony would earn that money back in one eight-hour shift. and most of them haven't cancelled anything. sony just told investors the subscription had its most profitable year ever. the same analyst says the backlash was expected from day one - the plan is to simply wait until the storm passes. and many of those who try to cancel get offered a discount on the way out. a drop in the ocean. and sony owns the ocean. honest question: if cancelling doesn't hurt them - what actually would?