I can still play?

[ComplexGunner404]

So apparently, I left the game after the whole PSN fiasco. Steam denied me a refund, decided to boot up the game today and found out I can still play somehow. I should mention, the game isn't available in my country. Is this normal?

[EotB]

yes it is, since you own the license

[Inardesco]

You already bought the game.

So yes, you can still play.

[Mahjik]

Since you purchased the title prior to the regional change, you can still play the title even those those in your area cannot purchase the title today.

However, what you cannot do is use real money to purchase in-game items (like purchasing Super Credits).

[GSN-2 "Hellwhisker"]

Sony reversed the requirement to have a PSN account, so you're free to deliver some Liber-Tea

[Eagle_of_Fire]

Originally posted by Kittypie6661:

So apparently, I left the game after the whole PSN fiasco. Steam denied me a refund, decided to boot up the game today and found out I can still play somehow. I should mention, the game isn't available in my country. Is this normal?

Don't you mean that you left in protest because of the whole thing? Because nobody ever stopped you from playing the game, even after the fiasco.

[KarlThorsten89]

PSN isn't required to play on PC either. The Steam Page needs updating. I still haven't linked my PC account to PSN, I don't even have a PSN account, and I never will.
Some games also have a mod that disables PSN linking enforcement, which is also great.
Either way, the Steam page for Helldivers 2 needs to be updated so it says that PSN linking is supported, but NOT required to play.

[talm bout dang ol bugs man]

Originally posted by Eagle_of_Fire:

Originally posted by Kittypie6661:

So apparently, I left the game after the whole PSN fiasco. Steam denied me a refund, decided to boot up the game today and found out I can still play somehow. I should mention, the game isn't available in my country. Is this normal?

Don't you mean that you left in protest because of the whole thing? Because nobody ever stopped you from playing the game, even after the fiasco.

No.

[Evono]

Originally posted by Kittypie6661:

So apparently, I left the game after the whole PSN fiasco. Steam denied me a refund, decided to boot up the game today and found out I can still play somehow. I should mention, the game isn't available in my country. Is this normal?

Yes you bought the game and can still play it.
only sales stopped in such countrys.

If theres official key stores selling helldivers ( not greymarket ) these should also still work in your country.

[Eagle_of_Fire]

Originally posted by talm bout dang ol bugs man:

Originally posted by Eagle_of_Fire:

Don't you mean that you left in protest because of the whole thing? Because nobody ever stopped you from playing the game, even after the fiasco.

No.

You're not the OP and you're not the intended target of the question.
Not to mention the fact that you'd be wrong, taking for granted that you are disagreeing with the fact that nobody who already owned the game were actually blocked from playing ever.

[Ravenbones]

Originally posted by Kittypie6661:

So apparently, I left the game after the whole PSN fiasco. Steam denied me a refund, decided to boot up the game today and found out I can still play somehow. I should mention, the game isn't available in my country. Is this normal?

Nice to know you can't read or keep up with the news about anything.

[Alice]

Originally posted by Mahjik:

Since you purchased the title prior to the regional change, you can still play the title even those those in your area cannot purchase the title today.

However, what you cannot do is use real money to purchase in-game items (like purchasing Super Credits).

Actually you can still buy SC with real money thankfully, despite the game not being available in my region.

[talm bout dang ol bugs man]

Originally posted by Eagle_of_Fire:

Originally posted by talm bout dang ol bugs man:

No.

You're not the OP and you're not the intended target of the question.
Not to mention the fact that you'd be wrong, taking for granted that you are disagreeing with the fact that nobody who already owned the game were actually blocked from playing ever.

No,