PlayStation Now debuts subscription pricing

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Definitely leave it. I don't ask someone who hates metal what they think of Shadows Fall or Machine Head...

 

That would just be silly. It should just be noted that your post definitely has less weight than others so we shouldn't read much into it, instead of trying to change the way you feel about it.

 

Anyway! I personally think the idea has good foundation, but nothing just magically works unless you plant the seed and start to grow it. PS Now has to start somewhere. While many of us might be jaded by the fact that we may have played a lot of this content already, there are still plenty of people getting into the scene and it would be a great answer for someone who really wants to jump in and play.  Remember that the gaming industry is growing, and imagining more people being able to enjoy what we do already only opens up more conversations. :)

Nobody's opinion has more weight on the matter than another. That is just common sense. Why would any of us try to change the way someone else feels about something. I for one would never instill my beliefs on others, and we would hope one never tries to do that on us.

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Nobody's opinion has more weight on the matter than another. That is just common sense. Why would any of us try to change the way someone else feels about something. I for one would never instill my beliefs on others, and we would hope one never tries to do that on us.

An opinion can be critically examined, it doesn't hold the same weight as another opinion if it isn't founded upon facts/reality/popular belief/etc.

So no, not every opinion carries the same weight. The only thing that carries the same weight is your right to free speech, or to say your opinion, the content of an opinion can range from complete crap to a valid argument.

Who is us again? Really weird you keep referring to yourself as a group of people rather than an individual.

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An opinion can be critically examined, it doesn't hold the same weight as another opinion if it isn't founded upon facts/reality/popular belief/etc.

So no, not every opinion carries the same weight. The only thing that carries the same weight is your right to free speech, or to say your opinion, the content of an opinion can range from complete crap to a valid argument.

Who is us again? Really weird you keep referring to yourself as a group of people rather than an individual.

Your opinion is noted.

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