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Reminds me of my PS4. I only played it a couples times a month, but every time I turned it on it had 30 minutes' worth of upgrades waiting. I sold my PS4 becaus
by umvi 6y ago
Reminds me of my PS4. I only played it a couples times a month, but every time I turned it on it had 30 minutes' worth of upgrades waiting. I sold my PS4 because I was tired of the updates.
- Reelin 6y agoIn the same vein, forced updates is why I refuse to allow Snap on any of my systems and opt for Flatpak instead.
- GuiA 6y agoBut you can pay Sony $60 a year for the privilege of getting your PS4 to update everything in the background on its own! Clearly the free market provides the best player experience.
- realusername 6y agoThat's the reason I don't buy consoles anymore, the consoles had a simple pitch going for them, sit down and play, no waiting, no fiddling. That used to be true, except nowadays, you have to wait for endless updates every time you switch on the console.
- Shared404 6y agoXbox One is even worse. If you go to long without playing you have to both update, and sign back in to a microsoft account.