Granted. :)
But a 100% price increase without notice or justification will burn good will. It isn’t about the ten bucks. It’s about the lack of communication. What negative surprises are they hiding to spring on us next year?
Granted. :)
But a 100% price increase without notice or justification will burn good will. It isn’t about the ten bucks. It’s about the lack of communication. What negative surprises are they hiding to spring on us next year?
It would’ve been nice to have advance notice of the price increase
It doesnt “threaten” the market. It eliminates it. Of course, that’s been a goal of all publishers across all media for decades. Sony is just the first games publisher to take the lesson from textbook publishers and eliminate physical media that a buyer actually owns.
They know how to attract players. If they choose not to, that’s on them
Perhaps you should look up the definition of “censorship”. You literally just described it
Until Gaia has had enough. Then the quarters never matter again
Any ideas that the EU doesn’t want discussed. Support for Russia or criticism of Ukraine, for example.
NOTE that I do not support Russia or think Ukraine is wrong in the current environment. And I understand that any government wants to prevent opposing propaganda from spreading within its borders.
Is there a credible source for this? Netanyahu mouthpieces don’t impress me
There is some evidence that the environment always wins in the long term
Also not a legal expert, but
any natural or legal person directly or indirectly responsible for making available or transmitting that content to the public
would seem to catch personal social media posts as well. Otherwise, there’s still an exploitable loophole.
Aren’t EU sanctions economic? In that case, limiting RT seems reasonable. This ruling, though, seems aimed at enforcing a ban on discussing certain ideas. It’s censorship. Perhaps it’s justified, although censorship has never really worked; it’s only driven speakers underground and into dark corners where authorities can’t monitor them so easily.
Looking a little behind the article, this appears to be a frivolous lawsuit by an organization with no Wikipedia page that files its taxes using EZ forms — perhaps a “non-profit” with a staff of one that operates from someone’s basement