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So I just got a message that Sony is revoking my license for Skyrim. A game I fucking paid money for because they can’t verify it. (lemmy.world)
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tried rebooting, didn’t work. Tied restoring license, didn’t work. Can’t communicate with them because their stupid AI bullshit ahows no submit button to send my questions.

So…. Is there a class action suit I can jump in on?

EDIT; an hour on the phone with three different departments. And the end result:

I have to buy the game again. Even though they verified that it shows purchased- both in my actual account (he even quoted me the purchase date) , AND through the PS app.

This is how it starts folks. Canceling my PS Plus as we speak.

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[–] 7 points 1 day ago (2 children)

Depends on your system version. Iirc the most recent version that can be modded is 14.00, but I haven't been following closely.

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  • [–] 8 points 1 day ago (1 child)

    But @Rhoeri@lemmy.world, a rule of thumb in console modding is to never update your console, unless explicitly said otherwise.

    System updates in consoles after a mod is released usually also carry a patch for the vulnerability that allowed modding.

    Also if you speak Portuguese and/or Spanish, or are willing to tolerate Youtube's AI translations, you can find some pretty good tutorials from native speakers of either languages.

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  • [–] [S] 6 points 1 day ago

    I’d rather just not use it. If I have to go through all that shit JUST to get it to act as it should have out of the gate- I’d rather just not.

    It’s pretty much a streaming box at this point.

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