Sony extending PlayStation Plus memberships by five days and offering a 10-percent PlayStation Store discount. But is it enough?
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They arent even hacker attacks....... they didnt have to give anything away. Why do people have to question this stuff?
First off OP learn the difference between the term "hacker and script kiddie.
Second yes it;s more than enough.
Tell me do you ask for compensation for the following things when they go bust
Electricity
Satellite/cable
Gas for car(When still giving payments on it)
Internet...etc etc....
I swear ever since Sony gave the 2011 games away people now expect compensation everytime soomething like this happens.Bunch of overself entitled brats is what many have become this gen.
Also before someone gives me that damn "Well you can't compare them bla bla bla bla Speech ask yourslef this.
"What do all these things have in common??That's right they're being paid for. I rest my case.
Yes they are already giving you back the days you lost back and 10% of on any purchase in the store. I may not like Sony as much as I did but you dont see me demanding for more so just be happy with what they are giving you.
It's enough for me, because honestly, I never expected them to do anything given that it was only down for 2 days for most people, with some intermittent problems afterwards.
Outside of the 2011 PSN hack, I've never once been compensated by any company for down time on their networks.
If they make it a standard policy to make up down time, then I think it could set a good trend for companies to try a bit harder to keep their services up and running, although I do understand that it wasn't completely on them this time.