In a perfect world, it doesn’t stop being toxic until Sony either goes out of the gaming business or pulls head from collective ass.
Companies now make wild decisions and then just wait for people’s memory to run out. But the policies don’t change, so therefore the response must be consistent.
And of course, at the end of the day, social media is just an arm of marketing. It’s great that Sony’s has been made unpleasant, but corporations “live” and think only via money.
Sony’s definitely aware that people are hostile to their decisions, but they have other customers that quite honestly don’t care.
This, to me, is one of those moments that proves out why competition is important. You can’t always force every company to make pro-consumer decisions, especially if you’re just one type of consumer, but you can definitely abandon their products.
In a perfect world, it doesn’t stop being toxic until Sony either goes out of the gaming business or pulls head from collective ass.
Companies now make wild decisions and then just wait for people’s memory to run out. But the policies don’t change, so therefore the response must be consistent.
And of course, at the end of the day, social media is just an arm of marketing. It’s great that Sony’s has been made unpleasant, but corporations “live” and think only via money.
Don’t give Sony any more of it.
Sony’s definitely aware that people are hostile to their decisions, but they have other customers that quite honestly don’t care.
This, to me, is one of those moments that proves out why competition is important. You can’t always force every company to make pro-consumer decisions, especially if you’re just one type of consumer, but you can definitely abandon their products.