u/Hotmicdrop

What will the mods do when it's nothing but bots spewing approved propaganda?

I posted basically the same thing before I saw your post. I've left so many subs and engaged way less because of this nonsense. This has to be the dumber board ever just allowing volunteers to snap away their ad revenue.

There's links to Wikipedia right in it. Have a good day, you're annoying to communicate with, lying, and not worth my time. Hence the google search, dont care enough.

Have your inevitable last response word-wordnumber

All you did was lie even in the face of Wikipedia and data. Does your mommy work for Playstation or something?

Weirdo

Nice comeback word- word number

No it wasn't. It was an entirely new backend. It constantly had issues for awhile. Complete bullshit. I bought Socom 4 and couldn't play it without issue for months.

When the PlayStation Network finally started to return on May 14, 2011, it was not stable or fully functional right away; instead, it crawled back in a heavily restricted, phased rollout. Sony's infrastructure had been completely rebuilt under heavy security, leading to several major bottlenecks and limitations during the first few weeks back:

🐌 Forced Password Resets Crashed the Email Servers

The very first thing players had to do upon logging back in was change their passwords. Because millions of users tried to reset their passwords at the exact same time, Sony's automated email servers immediately overloaded and crashed. Many players had to wait days just to receive their verification emails so they could log back into their consoles.

🛑 The PlayStation Store Remained Dead for Weeks

While online multiplayer and friends lists were turned back on in mid-May, the PlayStation Store remained completely offline until June 2, 2011. This meant that even though players could finally jump into games like SOCOM 4 or Portal 2, they couldn't redeem DLC, buy digital games, or access the "Welcome Back" free games program for an additional two and a half weeks.

🗺️ Regions Were Restored in Waves

The stability was highly inconsistent depending on where you lived. North America and Europe were the first to get basic online play back. However, parts of Asia—specifically Japan—did not see network services return until late May or even June because local government regulators refused to let Sony flip the switch until they provided proof that user data was 100% secure. Ultimately, while the actual gameplay servers didn't crash again once you got into a match, the ecosystem itself took over a month to feel completely normal, stable, and unified. Would you like to know more about the security upgrades Sony implemented to fix the network, or are you curious about how the gaming community reacted once everything was fully restored? Wikipedia 2011 PlayStation Network outage - Wikipedia 2011 PlayStation Network outage. Article · Talk. Language; Save; Edit; Download PDF. The 2011 PlayStation Network outage (sometimes referred to as the 2011 PSN ... Reddit·r/gaming Crazy to think that the PlayStation outage of 2011 that lasted 24 days is ... - Reddit July 6, 2026 — The 2011 PlayStation Network outage, lasting 24 days in the US and up to three months in Japan, significantly affected 77 million users due to inability to play... Forbes Sony's PlayStation Network Crawls Back Online After Three-Week Outage Even now, the PlayStation store and purchasing functions on its Qtriocity music services remain offline following an attack last month The Guardian PlayStation Network restored to limited service Restored operations are mainly limited to online gaming, chat and music streaming. Sony said it aimed to fully restore the network by the end of May.

He thinks dropping F bombs makes him not Beta. Now he's got a little dog graphic that pops up? Does he shock it too?

So how many spirits are there in total or do we add to them somehow? Lik management says +10% a year. So many holes in this.