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And not just that. They required PSN accounts on countries where PSN is not available (and using a VPN to create it goes against the ToS, and people get banned)

And not just that. They required PSN accounts on countries where PSN is not available (and using a VPN to create it goes against the ToS, and people get banned). So in those countries they have effectively banned you from playing the game you purchased weeks ago.

ClumsyPilot 2y ago
You took my money but refuse to provide the service. This borders on fraud This sounds like a very simple class action
- javajosh 2y ago
  "very simple class action" is a phrase used only by someone who's never been involved in a class action.
- Turskarama 2y ago
  Valve is offering full refunds, in practice very few people would bother going through any legal mess when they can just get their money back.
- remram 2y ago
  Class action, as in you get a check for $5 3 years from now? How does that help with the $40 game they stole from you? Also this is happening in other countries, not USA.
FMecha 2y ago
>using a VPN to create it goes against the ToS, and people get banned Though that seem to be enforced less often than people think it is, one Philippine player (a country that did not have PSN) was ejected from Sony's live esports events because of them entering using another country's flag (in this case, Hong Kong - it is a common practice for players in ASEAN region without PSN, such as Philippines and Vietnam, to create an Hong Kong or Singapore account): https://www.carmudi.com.ph/journal/local-player-qualifies-gran-turismo-world-tour-2018-disqualified-technicality/ https://www.carmudi.com.ph/journal/local-player-qualifies-gr...