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I'm not in an affected country, nor did I plan to play multiplayer, but I still removed it from my wishlist and decided to boycott all titles requiring a PSN account. If you want to have some option but annoying account service, fine. I can survive clicking the X on that. But if they push this hard then we know they'll push this onto all games next.
Have you looked at the list of affected countries? Are you really that upset that these titles aren't available (for purchase) in places like Haiti and Afghanistan?
Have you? Because it also contains countries like Baltics. But that's not even the point. The point here is that Sony forces restrictions upon users for absolutely no reason or benefit for them, just so that Sony has some numbers to show to their shareholders. But thanks for proving my point about you people. You're literally the reason why companies like Sony, EA, Ubisoft, etc. can ruin the gaming market without repercussions.