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It would have gone live with yesterday's patch and didn't, so there's significant substance to their statement so far
That's great news. I've seen reviews go from overwhelmingly negative back to mixed. I wonder if reviews will ever get back to normal.
I know a fair number of people are waiting for the delisted coubtries to be relisted, plus the people who don't want to change it back because the fiasco happened. Harder to recover once trust is lost.
So it probably won't make it above mixed again.
I'm leaving my review as is. Sony trying this and saying in their tweet that they're "still learning what's best for PC players" does not instill me with enough confidence to give it a thumbs up.
As you mentioned, it's a lot easier to lose trust than to (re)earn it.