22.7gb update after relogging?

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Originally Posted by soliquidsnake

Thank you! I was so close to buying a UPS yesterday too.

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This is still not a bad idea. You don't have to get a full UPS. A Surger Protecter with Battery Backup is only about 40-50 bucks. It generally covers 4 outlets, so you can power your PS4 down safely in case something happens. After all a bad shutdown can even corrupt the database. So may as well invest in it anyways in case this update broke something else that you may not be aware of.

Thanks solid! Enjoy everyone!

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Originally Posted by Legewiel

its unfortunately the default behavior on most game boards =/ this kind of ppl probably leads a really sad life where everything for them is wrong and everyone is always trying to lie to them. Blizzard, Riot all of them have this kind of people that are never happy and always making conspiracy theories.

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If people have a problem with something that is going on, they have every right to complain. But to put on your tinfoil hat just because you believe that there is no way they are telling you the truth is so childish beyond belief. The state of the gaming community as a whole has changed so much in the last 15 years.

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Originally Posted by QT_Melon

To be fair SE should have warned people on the Lodestone about the issue AT the very start this was being reported and they knew it was a problem.

That is on SE to make sure customers knew that this bug could happen even if Sony's software caused the problem. Not warning players and having them find out after the fact and letting this long thread occur with few far too little responses after a month did not help with customer faith. It almost makes you feel like they wanted users to have this fail so they can show a long thread to Sony...

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I absolutely agree that Sony and SE let it go for too long before they ever even addressed that it was an issue.

However, I don't know what responses they could have given. Since the problem was a Sony one would people have been any happier if a rep popped up every few days to rephrase "This isn't our fault, Sony is working on it"? That much communication isn't going to appease anyone who's upset but it can easily have the unintended consequence of having everyone read too much into it.

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Originally Posted by soliquidsnake

If people have a problem with something that is going on, they have every right to complain. But to put on your tinfoil hat just because you believe that there is no way they are telling you the truth is so childish beyond belief. The state of the gaming community as a whole has changed so much in the last 15 years.

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Ok, I generally supported your posts because I feel you had a point with people behaving too extremely over this issue. At this point you're niggling over minute things and people still have a right to be wary of what was stated. That being said, you're about to be hoist by your own petard if you keep this up.

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Originally Posted by Dement

I absolutely agree that Sony let it go for too long before they ever even addressed that it was an issue.

However, I don't know what responses they could have given. Since the problem was a Sony one would people have been any happier if a rep popped up every few days to rephrase "This isn't our fault, Sony is working on it"? That much communication isn't going to appease anyone who's upset but it can easily have the unintended consequence of having everyone read too much into it.

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I find that silence tends to be worse than a weekly update even if no solution. Let's put it this way, you go to a food joint and order a soda. They can't serve Coca Cola because the supplier is out. Instead of putting a sign up each time, they felt that the sign only needed to be displayed once (and someone put it somewhere where customers couldn't see it) and cashiers not saying anything about this being an issue till they ring up your order. People are not going to run to Coca Cola and scream at them, they're being served by that place. I get that SE doesn't want to be too antagonizing towards Sony, but neither Sony or SE really stepped up to show they care about their base in this issue, and it's a bit troubling :/

This is also compounded with the fact that SE dragged their heels on posting it on the Lodestone in the first place. That IS far little too late. Customers shouldn't find out after the fact, they should have given a warning on the launcher so that people could prepare. Like I said it felt like they WANTED users to get this bug so they can build up this massively ridiculous thread.

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Originally Posted by QT_Melon

This is still not a bad idea. You don't have to get a full UPS. A Surger Protecter with Battery Backup is only about 40-50 bucks. It generally covers 4 outlets, so you can power your PS4 down safely in case something happens. After all a bad shutdown can even corrupt the database. So may as well invest in it anyways in case this update broke something else that you may not be aware of.

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You're right, I've always had it in mind just thought I could put it off. There's a reason the PS4 scolds you when it's not turned off properly, lol.

Thanks god, it's finally fixed.

I will wait for my new lan Cable (because 0.18mb/s is a BIT TOO SLOW) and finally play again.

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Originally Posted by QT_Melon

Ok, I generally supported your posts because I feel you had a point with people behaving too extremely over this issue. At this point you're niggling over minute things and people still have a right to be wary of what was stated. That being said, you're about to be hoist by your own petard if you keep this up.

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I'm just reeling from the last set of comments don't mind me.

Seems fixed on my end as well