Sony scraps mandatory Helldivers 2 PSN login for PC
After receiving a massive backlash from PC players and the gaming community worldwide, Sony has finally responded to the hate and announced that they are scrapping the mandatory PSN login for Helldivers 2 on PC, according to Sony’s official X account (formerly known as Twitter).
This comes amidst the game received a plethora of negative comments on Steam which made it go from “Very Positive” to “Mostly Negative” which was a shame to see since Helldivers 2 is one of the best coop experiences we had this decade.
But the backlash didn’t come as a surprise since Sony’s Playstation Network doesn’t have the best security which was concerning to many as everyone’s data is precious. Moreover, only 69 countries support the creation of a PSN account, which makes the other half of the world unable to make one without resorting to using other unnecessary means.
Sony scraps mandatory Helldivers 2 PSN login for PC
PC players of Helldivers 2 took to the post’s comment section and expressed their excitement that Sony isn’t going forward with the mandatory login, here’s what they had to say:
“Bullying works and we must do it early and often.”
“The most important major order yet and we did it, I love democracy.”
Some still don’t trust Sony’s announcement and said, “Victory, for now. But we know Soyny’s not going to give up. I wouldn’t be surprised if their next move is, “Sign up now for exclusive content/access.”
