As the new year approaches, many people are feeling a little extra stress after being caught in a cyber attack. However, the more you know about crossplay, the less likely you are to fall for it. The problem lies in the fact that there is a high percentage of crossplay scams out there with a lot of lies out there to make you fall for it.
What you should know is that the majority of crossplay scams are actually just scams disguised as legitimate documents. I’ve noticed that a lot of people are very casual when it comes to how much they know about crossplay, but when it comes to crossplay documents they tend to be pretty specific. In the case of the Sony hack, Sony sent out confidential documents detailing everything they knew about the Sony hacking incident.
The documents, which were leaked online as part of an ongoing data leak, were leaked as confidential documents. Of course, the documents were leaked without Sony’s permission, which is why they were leaked. But it’s also why Sony doesn’t care about this at all.
After Sony admitted that they knew about what Sony’s server was doing, they had to go to great lengths to try and explain how they did not know about it, and why. They had to offer a number of excuses they felt were convincing.
And even then they still didnt care. The latest excuse Sony offered in response to questions about why they didnt care was that they “do not have the resources to do so.” This is an awful excuse and one that Sony makes every single time they try to come up with something.
Of course they dont. They dont have the resources to go to court and try to prove to the public that Sony did not know about the server and that they cannot prove that they did not know. They can try to justify it by saying, “well we dont care about the people who may be online and we arent going to care about them.
The problem is anyone who actually cares about the public needs to know that a company that does not care about you is not for you. This is what Sony did to EA and Microsoft. They are a company that is determined to destroy competition and crush any thing that is not made up of the same values they want to destroy.
The problem is that Sony is even worse than EA and Microsoft. Sony is the enemy of gamers. Sony wants to censor gaming. Sony wants to stop you from playing games in its stores. Sony wants to forbid you from downloading games you want to play. Sony wants to make games that are too expensive for people to purchase. Sony wants to make games that are too difficult to play. Sony wants to make games that are too violent.
So, since Sony has a lot of the same values as the rest of the gaming industry they don’t think that much of those things would matter. But they also don’t think that much of the things that they’d like to see censored. So what they do is take a few key files and take them to their lawyers and say that they’re ‘confidential’.
This is a pretty crazy idea, but Sony’s lawyer goes and finds the files and shows them to a whole lot of lawyers who have no idea what they’re talking about. It turns out they were basically an internal email that Sony sent to all of its employees before the launch of the PS3. The email details how Sony plans to push out the game, and talks about the potential effects of such a move on employees.
