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Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
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Aww yiss.
Get ready for the $8.20 stimulus check.
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By the sounds of the bullet point I listed above, you could activate the cards when the new service launches.
Sony says you have to wait until the new service launches. So if your PS+ expires before then you can obviously use the voucher. Otherwise you have to wait until after. It is absurd.
I would wait for the conversion rates but yeah, they at least won't be worth nothing.All good then, just hold onto the cards for 2 months. No biggie.
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Stacking will work in a month or month and a half's time."If you currently have a PlayStation Plus or PlayStation Now membership, due to changes we are making to the service prior to launch, you won’t be able to redeem a voucher code for that service until your existing membership expires and deactivates, or after the new PlayStation Plus service launches in your area, whichever happens first. Rest assured that your voucher code is still valid. See next question for further information. "
That's the thing...Sony is saved by the games. The gaming side of PlayStation is a well oiled machine and ultimately this is what people buy consoles for...but everything else surrounding the company right now is a fucking mess.Hilarious that it takes you to a 404 page that says "looks like you're lost". Amazing that a company that has such kickass studios seemingly has such shitty customer oriented systems in place. Between that and the fact that we as customers have to search for FAQs and reddit posts to find out what the hell is going on with the vouchers people purchased just highlights the fact that SIE is poorly managed.
I think is more to do with incompetence than money.
cooperate greed is something that I tend to have a problem with. So it does affect me. Especially as a ps5 owner.
My thesis doesn't have so many words. Imagine complicating things like this, holy shit.
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The prices (USA) for PS+ and PS Now are the same at: 1M/3M/12M as $10/$25/$60.
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Or you actually click on the voucher you own and it shows you what happens when your redeem it.My thesis doesn't have so many words. Imagine complicating things like this, holy shit.
Remember when we bought games, got home and that was it?
Ah, the easy button.Or you actually click on the voucher you own and it shows you what happens when your redeem it.
The prices (USA) for PS+ and PS Now are the same at: 1M/3M/12M as $10/$25/$60.
So why would the conversion days be different?
Mmmmm more complicated than dumb delivery. Harder Sony Harder nasty nasty corpo.
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I guess so if they are trying to factor in features and doing their own adjustments. I was just going purely on costs, and both PS+ and Now have the exact same price structure.Because there is not 1 to 1 as far as PS Now is concerned. To get the equivalent of PS Now you must get PS+ Premium. So they are converting a $60 service into a $120 service.
I guess so if they are trying to factor in features and doing their own adjustments. I was just going purely on costs, and both PS+ and Now have the exact same price structure.
If one person has a 3M card of PS+ at $25, and one person has a 3M card of PS Now at $25, the PS+ guy gets 58 days of Extra converted, with the PS Now guy gets 66 days.
In this case you'll be able to redeem the code to extend it once the new PS+ releases.Yeah the only thing I think sucks is if say you had 2 years of ps plus like myself and you purchased a card that was on sale or something to extend and it seems you would need to wait two years for your subscription to lapse to be able to claim it. According to shopto the codes only last one year I believe.
That would be dodgy and shit from Sonys side if that turns out to be true and you can't redeem them sooner.
Until the new service releases, to redeem codes to subscribe will be enabled, but to redeem codes to stack will be disabled. So let's say you have a couple of PS+ 12 months codes:This is the bullet point people are grumbling about - stacking or no stacking. The other scenarios allow you to activate codes. So looking at the below, why doesn't Sony just let someone stack cards if they want and just convert it all when June happens?
So if a new member wants to apply 2 years of PS+ cards now, it converts to 2 years of Essential. But an existing member isnt allowed and has to wait till June. Weird
- If you currently have a PlayStation Plus or PlayStation Now membership, due to changes we are making to the service prior to launch, you won’t be able to redeem a voucher code for that service until your existing membership expires and deactivates, or after the new PlayStation Plus service launches in your area, whichever happens first. Rest assured that your voucher code is still valid. See next question for further information.
Or you actually click on the voucher you own and it shows you what happens when your redeem it.
Yep! This next quote describes me.
I saved 50% on my PS+ Premium. I was shocked that Sony didn't close that loophole earlier lol
"As the industry evolves, Sony Interactive Entertainment continues to look for inventive opportunities to engage the community," Sony said in a statement. "PlayStation fans mean the world to us and we always want to innovate, think differently and experiment with new ways to delight gamers. As a result, we have decided not to participate in E3 in 2019. We are exploring new and familiar ways to engage our community in 2019 and can’t wait to share our plans with you.”
I have PS Plus until later this year and PS Now until december 2023 so...i'll have the top tier until almost 2024. I'm good. By then no one is talking about this, lmao.
Makes sense.
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The problem with giving people credit or PS gift cards is they might spend that money on something totally unrelated like games. Therefore, they might lose a subber.Correct. Sony is basically mapping the features of each service. PS Now does not map to PS+ Essential or Extra. It only maps to Premium. The problem with that is Sony is forcing the PS Now voucher to first pay for PS+ Essential and Extra. What Sony should have done is convert all PS+ and PS Now vouchers to PSN gift cards and say "spend it however the fuck you want".
But that would be too simple. Thus....fucked up chart.
It's likely this. The process over merging all the subs together is probably getting confusing, and let be honest... Sony ain't the best at this kind of shit. We'll see what happens when the dust settles.Wonder if this is a permanent change or just something temporary as they get the revamp sorted out.
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The problem with giving people credit or PS gift cards is they might spend that money on something totally unrelated like games. Therefore, they might lose a subber.
They want to ensure all sub cards convert to the new sub plan to keep them as a member.
Xbox does the same. I have 12 month cards I bought in prep for when my GPU plan is over. The conversion is 4 months. Take it or leave it. I'll wait and convert to full 12 month Gold later then assume the GPU trick is still active.
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Mmmmm more complicated than dumb delivery. Harder Sony Harder nasty nasty corpo.
Over 700 full PS1/2/3/4/5/PSP games for download/cloud gaming + PS Plus Collection + monthly games + online mp + shareplay + cloud gaming + discounts + at least 2h hour long game trials for at least all 1st and 3rd party future AAA games.Honestly, at this point, Sony is going to have to sell me pretty hard on the Extra tier or I'm not resubbing at all. I don't play online and the free games are getting worse. Only thing of value I'm getting out of PS+ is cloud saves.
So yeah....Jimbo, if you are reading this.
The ones that have not been available in any retail or digital store for many months? PS Now only has been available on PS Store for many months and they don't give you codes.Wow, glad I didn't buy all those psnow vouchers now to try and stack my sub. What a shitshow.
Over 700 full PS1/2/3/4/5/PSP games for download/cloud gaming + PS Plus Collection + monthly games + online mp + shareplay + cloud gaming + discounts + at least 2h hour long game trials for all future AAA games.
No value at all. Sure, Jan.
Wanna see if you keep that energy if Sony starts to have games like Legend of Dragoon, actual trials that are worth it and some older titles with trophy support.Honestly, at this point, Sony is going to have to sell me pretty hard on the Extra tier or I'm not resubbing at all. I don't play online and the free games are getting worse. Only thing of value I'm getting out of PS+ is cloud saves.
So yeah....Jimbo, if you are reading this.
Wanna see if you keep that energy if Sony starts to have games like Legend of Dragoon, actual trials that are worth it and some older titles with trophy support.
Also, pretty sure most PS4 games will be in there as well, along with PS5 games (like Returnal). If they play their cards right the service can be a winner.
At this point i'm just waiting for Returnal and Demon's Souls. Games that i never bought.They're on their way there with the trials.
There's nothing they could do with old ass titles that could sell me on premium. Absolutely nothing. Not even PS3 emulation
At this point i'm just waiting for Returnal and Demon's Souls. Games that i never bought.
They're on their way there with the trials.
There's nothing they could do with old ass titles that could sell me on premium. Absolutely nothing. Not even PS3 emulation
Wanna see if you keep that energy if Sony starts to have games like Legend of Dragoon, actual trials that are worth it and some older titles with trophy support.
Also, pretty sure most PS4 games will be in there as well, along with PS5 games (like Returnal). If they play their cards right the service can be a winner.
Yes, Extra and Premium will have a lot of value and to claim they don't have value is nonsensical fake concern.Are you seriously attempting to tell me what is of value.....to me?
I do not condone this behavior. BUT, you are in for about 100 hours of awesome if you decide to go for plats. Maybe more.At this point i'm just waiting for Returnal and Demon's Souls. Games that i never bought.
Yes, Extra and Premium will have a lot of value and to claim they don't have value is nonsensical fake concern.
To say you see them too expensive, that you don't like the games they include (which we still don't know) or that you don't/won't use its features would make sense. To say they don't have value doesn't make sense.
Too bad, you're now a green rat. Deal with it.You seriously need to read my post again because you are way off base.
I never made the claim that these service do not "have value". Not once. I said, very clearly, that I'm looking for Sony to sell me on the Extra tier. Does that mean I am saying these service have no value in a general sense? Of course not. Never even implied that.
Too bad, you're now a green rat. Deal with it.
Never played a Souls game in my life.I do not condone this behavior. BUT, you are in for about 100 hours of awesome if you decide to go for plats. Maybe more.
Returnal is harder than DeSNever played a Souls game in my life.
I'm already stressed by nature. Don't need my hobbie to be like that as well. But if i can handle cars while it's pouring rain in GT7 doing Nurburgring without crashing every 2 seconds maybe Demon's Souls can be played without me throwing the controller.
I'm same as you. I want Sony to show me that the Extra tier is worth the $100 per year. It really depends on when they add new games and how good they are. I'm not opposed to $100 per year if it keeps me in games I haven't played yet.You seriously need to read my post again because you are way off base.
I never made the claim that these service do not "have value". Not once. I said, very clearly, that I'm looking for Sony to sell me on the Extra tier. Does that mean I am saying these service have no value in a general sense? Of course not. Never even implied that.
I'm same as you. I want Sony to show me that the Extra tier is worth the $100 per year. It really depends on when they add new games and how good they are. I'm not opposed to $100 per year if it keeps me in games I haven't played yet.