> Who do you think you are going to hurt between the less-than-30-person studio or the multinational behemoth? Evidence indicates it hurt Sony far more than th

> Who do you think you are going to hurt between the less-than-30-person studio or the multinational behemoth? Evidence indicates it hurt Sony far more than the developers. > Are you going to refund the game today then buy it again tomorrow when the change is reverted? You might be hurting the developer even more. Unlikely as Sony, the distributor/publisher is the party from whom refunds will be taken, the developer only gets paid after Sony takes their cuts. > IMO Steam reviews should completely disappear as it's no longer an useful gaugfe of a game quality. They might! This is a valid point and might be the opinion of Valve, too, if Sony or the publisher ask. They've done it before. > Hell, I see people leave negative reviews to co-op games such as "I hAvE No fRiEnDs tO PlAy iT WiTh lOl." Are you stupid? Yes, lots of people are very stupid, but that's not relevant here. > Besides, buy the game, test it and if you don't like refund it. How does one test a game when the publisher makes changes months after initial release? How is what you're suggesting here different from what you criticized a few lines above? Don't worry for Sony, they'll be fine.