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No one care for some reason

A highly-upvoted Reddit post in r/pcmasterrace claims broader indifference to a perceived Sony reversal on PC game ports. Commenters largely agree, dismissing any need to purchase a PlayStation 5 to play exclusives.

The reaction reflects a hardening divide in the console-versus-PC market, where platform loyalty weakens as PC libraries expand. Sony's strategy shift could risk alienating the audience it courted with prior PC releases.

Key details

• Post score of 22,281 with 1,877 comments in r/pcmasterrace suggests strong community engagement.
• Top commenter notes there are 'so many games on PC' that missing a few exclusives feels like 'their loss, not mine.'
• Another user criticises Sony for only porting 'two or three' of the games PC gamers wanted and specifically calls out absent titles like Bloodborne.
• Multiple commenters state they will not buy a PS5 just to play single-player exclusives.
• One user frames Sony's move as a cycle: court PC gamers with ports, then pivot back to exclusivity and expect those gamers to follow—and sees it failing.

Discussion angles

• PC gamers hold little buyer’s remorse after Sony’s prior limited port selection; missed exclusives are dismissed as a minor loss.
• The high cost of a console compared to existing PC hardware is a decisive barrier, even for desirable single-player games.
• Commenters accuse Sony of mixed signals—soliciting PC attention only to return to exclusive tactics—and predict the strategy backfires.
• Several users explicitly threaten to withhold cash from Sony if games are not released on PC, framing purchasing as conditional.
• Specific port omissions (Bloodborne, Ratchet & Clank, Killzone trilogy) fuel resentment and shape the indifference narrative.