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I'm pretty sure Sony forgot the thing even exists. 😜

By the sound of it, it seems like a zombie mode like Willard Wyler's zombie movies. I kinda hope it is, to be honest. Infinite Warfare Zombies was awesome.

I didn't even know that trophy was causing problems. I got it as one of my first trophies during my story mode play-through. Isn't the multiplayer supposed to be the platinum-stopper?

Awesome. Thanks for the explanation, Maxie!

How much content does the base game have? There's a TON of DLC, and I'm guessing none of those will be included in the PlayStation Plus download. Is the DLC worth it? I'm a huge horror fan, but not really a multiplayer gamer. This seems fun though.

Why would the server shut down? I see it get played a lot on Twitch.

It's the last workday in March, so I'm guessing that's the Q1 placeholder date.

That's awesome. I bought this when it came out, but haven't really dived into it yet. I'll probably try it when the guide is up. Thanks!

You've platinumed Heavy Rain and Detroit: Become Human, so you'd probably like Beyond: Two Souls and Until Dawn.

Well, you kinda had to amplify your imagination somewhat in those days. 😛

The number will still be ever-increasing, it's not like time will stop if some variable overflows. I think it'll be a non-issue. A lot of modern systems already calculate UNIX time as 64-bit instead of 32-bit. And a lot of systems also provide milliseconds. But diving this deep into it goes way beyond the 'quick technical explanation' which, of course, was aimed at less technical people. 😉

Quick technical explanation: January 1st, 1970 is a special date in computing as it's the start of UNIX time, or the UNIX epoch. It's an ever-increasing number that counts the number of seconds that have passed since that date (in UTC). It's useful for storing timestamps in a universal format, and also for things like ordering by date or selecting everything from January 2018 for example. It's also useful for storing release dates of games to name a random example, but if for whatever reason the release date of a game has the value of 0, it'll show as January 1st, 1970. 😉

“Vault 76 was the Battle Royale esports experiment.”

Try looking under Games > All Games (the option at the very bottom) on the Store. That page shows games that I can’t see under New Games or Search sometimes.

If you earn a trophy, go to Notifications, view the trophy (you’ll see an error), skip the error message, choose View Trophy Information Saved on PS4.