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Why wait 3 months and not like a week, just right after the server fixes that they also need PSN, no they waited so long people cant refund anymore.
i would of been ok i cant make that account np refund play something else.
but to let it go without a word then later want to harvest some data so drop in a totally pointless mandatory hoop your ability to play what you bought is dependant on, sucks balls and of course it being sony its done incompetently so its a case of their failure stopping me.
Putting another place where you live in breaches Sony's TOS, which will result in a ban.
People that live in places where PSN isn't supported will just have to quit the game, or get banned eventually. It is a lose / lose scenario for such people.
https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/helldivers_gamepedia/images/4/44/Helldivers_2_Contract_of_Employment.jpg
HOWEVER, PSN account was not a requirement for the game for months.
So you have an issue with PSN connection for any of the numerous reasons to have an issue with PSN accounts, and you look up helldivers 2, discover the game doesn't actually require it to play, you buy the game, load into a game, discover you can ignore the PSN connection, continue on to play the game because despite being said to be required, it was not in fact required. Months later it changed the enforcement to now require it, now that you no longer are within the allotted parameters for steam refunds.
Make a refund request anyway, explain the situation for what it is, you were told of a requirement, the requirement was not present, you purchased the game and played it under the understanding the false representation of the requirement was not accurate, and months later it was then being enforced when had it been enforced to begin with, you would not have purchased and continued ownership of the game.
Banks have pretty lenient time frames for charge backs, so even if steam is unwilling to hear you out, I'm sure you bank, which will likely have no idea about anything regarding game culture, terminology, or anything, will understand your position of not wanting to post hoc, allow a company to force you to allow them to sell your data so they can poorly secure your data and have it leak in a security breach for the 10th time.
Then why sell a product that has a requirement that limits regions and allow this such event to happen to begin with?
The real clowns are the people who allowed this to begin with. Steam has a very clear service that when your game isn't allowed to be owned in your account then it doesn't even show for you to purchase.
You might google it, you might see it online, but when you connect to the website it shows that it's not possible to purchase on your country.
The issue arises from there, allowing people to make a purchase to rugpull them later.
In the "known issues" thread, there's this point from February
So yea, they did specifically say it was only temporary that you'd be able to skip it and it was meant to be that way the entire time, they just disabled it because it wasn't working correctly.
Link to thread here if you want to check for yourself https://steamcommunity.com/app/553850/discussions/1/4206994023681197128/
Sure, I can get somewhat behind that. My problem is that no one is willing to hold themselves accountable for their actions. If you know that you cant have a PSN account in your country that is kind of on you. From a user experience perspective it would make sense to not list in those countries, but there is some personal responsibility that needs to take place.
The real clowns here are the users who were given the information and chose to ignore it.