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Oct 27, 2017
2,481
United Kingdom
OP, just read more of this thread.

You don't sound like you're in a good place. This mentality is not healthy. Being alone is not healthy. See this as a chance to do a positive and turn your life around.

A life where you value Destiny above anything else isn't living.

Make one good friend. That's all you need to start with.
 

Opposable

Member
Oct 25, 2017
2,368
Oh, okay, well that's a shame.

But maybe this is a chance to fix that? Less time gaming, more time making friends. Could be a positive - once you're free from a 'collection' you sometimes feel liberated.

But obviously it fucking sucks to have your shit stolen with no control over it, so anger comes first.

If gaming is an escape to a problem, fix the problem. Then gaming is just a fun hobby!
I get what you mean. Personally I've felt tied to my collection - eg would go through horror scenarios in my head of stuff happening to them. But now I'm mainly digital and don't care so much about collecting in general. I just play what and when I want knowing I'm lucky to have the money to do so.

Saying that everyone is different and OP has gone through a traumatic event
 

Kass

Member
Oct 27, 2017
294
OP, just read more of this thread.

You don't sound like you're in a good place. This mentality is not healthy. Being alone is not healthy. See this as a chance to do a positive and turn your life around.

A life where you value Destiny above anything else isn't living.

Make one good friend. That's all you need to start with.

I share this, no game should be your only way to connect with other people.
Reading that you think that very few people are good people is wrong.
 

borghe

Member
Oct 27, 2017
3,112
Here's what I don't understand... why don't ALL connected devices take the route apple does today? Sign in to your console, x number of failures you're locked out, and you can't reset the registered account without the previous owner deregistering first? While it hasn't stopped iPhone thefts completely, its greatly reduced them. I know people bitch about security involving always connected devices.. especially consoles.. but the flip side is making these devices at least significantly less attractive to steal. And nearly impossible to pawn (though still can be sold to unsuspecting private buyers)
 

Gunslinger

Banned
Oct 27, 2017
2,401
Even the robber knows switch is the new hot item out there for Nintendo. And they took the PS3 because it has backwards compatibility.


JK jk jk jk sorry to hear your loss TC hope you get them all back.
 

Messofanego

Member
Oct 25, 2017
26,255
UK
Being a gaming enthusiast site, all of you understand.

My games are more than just material items. More than just expensive toys that I busted my ass to afford. They're memories. They're a means to escape and temporarily forget the troubles and monotony of reality.

For instance, I play Destiny 2. I play A LOT of Destiny 2. I have a lot of online friends, none of which know in person or live anywhere close to. That social interaction has now been severed. So that means no raids, no nightfalls, no Gambit, no PvP, no clanmates or friends at all until...who knows. Thank goodness I'm mostly "done" too. I just hope I don't miss any new secret discovery. I pride myself and work very hard in-game to be among the first to have or do whatever new thing(s) come out. I seriously don't wanna be left behind or have to catch up.

Destiny is basically my only social outlet besides work and seeing my parents once a week for dinner. So now, I dread coming back to a (violated) home that is virtually empty. No means to connect. No means to share my hobby and love for a game and community I love. No Red Dead Redemption 2 either. So all of the initial hype and neat little discoveries will likely be spoiled too. I'll get to play it, eventually. But it won't be the same.

My point is that for the time being, my life is literally going to be working, eating and sleeping. I already have no social life and barely make enough money to survive. Now I'm reduced to basically no means to take my mind off anything. No means to give myself a semblance of illusion of happiness and social connection with others. So after working all day, there's nothing to look forward to. I won't look forward to coming home, the one place where I'm supposed to feel safe. The one place I can relax and pursue what I want, even if it's just a little. That little bit was taken away.
Any friends or family as social support? Maybe having human relationships could be the wake up call.
 
Oct 25, 2017
4,127
London, UK
do you have insurance?

i got robbed ina . much smaller way - they took ps4 pro, 2controllers and charger stand, god of war, my macbook pro - left the swtich but took prom controller and left the xbox one.

also took about £80 in small change the stupid fucks

contents insurance covered me for all of it even the change

all your digital purchases are safe, as are your saves hopefully

you'll be good to go in no time :)
 

eXistor

Member
Oct 27, 2017
12,326
I'm so sorry that happened to you, you weren't just robbed of your posessions, but your sense of security and trust as well. Stuff like this has a way bigger impact than just "oh my stuff is gone now". I hope they do get the guy and find your stuff. You don't fuck with a man's videogames.
 
Oct 27, 2017
9,436
They are both fucking useless with this. you can't even lock the account without numerous calls

They totally don't care

They are corporations. Not people, they can not care. Also from a legal standpoint giving console locations from ip would be so absolutely wrong from just about any privacy standpoint. Most people think about about tracking down stolen hardware. But think about how that information could be exploited for privacy reasons etc. There is another side if this that corporations would never want to be tied to so why open the door.
 
Oct 25, 2017
4,127
London, UK

totally agree, To be fair i wasn't clear - i agree they shouldn't give out locations - even if they did my macbook pro told the polices where it was but they wouldn't go round anyway - i meant more a smoother process if your equipment is stolen to lock it down
 

Pryme

Member
Aug 23, 2018
8,164
Dude, I really don't want to come off as a dick, so please understand that is not my intention.

But... I'm actually pretty worried about you. I know nothing of your life other than what you've said on this thread. However, it is not healthy to lock yourself away like this.

I've always been an introvert. Hated socialising. Would spend all my time in my room playing games. Heck, my parents would take away the modem's PSU to stop me playing all through the night (but i'd sneak it back).

I had a completely different world I lived in, that I called "the virtual life" - this was the early 90's...

I believed everything people said online when on BBS or IRC. They were my friends. They knew me. They cared. I didn't need "real life" friends as I had them. If people took away my ability to talk to them, I felt like they took away my only social outlet....

Heck, even what I did in the 'virtual life' didn't mean anything as it was 'virtual'.

I managed to drag myself out of that life, got married etc but still had this 'real life' and 'virtual life' persona. I don't have friends, even now at 40 - however, I am in a better place now as I have family. I ditched the 'virtual life" persona as it caused massive problems with my marriage.

My worry for you is that you've distanced yourself from reality; even if you are functioning ie working - you are still escaping something as outside of work, you go into this different world. It's not good for you. There is a massive world out there to explore. I'm not saying to ditch gaming, after all I am here... but try to get out more - be less dependent on it. Use this robbery as a way of finding yourself again.

I'd like to think that we are a community of gamers, so I for one am always open if you ever want to talk. I've been through shit. Seen shit (yeah, including finding a dead body!) and come out of it a stronger person.

I truly hope he reaches out to you.
No one should be without real life friends and/or a support network.
 

Chettlar

Member
Oct 25, 2017
13,604
Dude, I really don't want to come off as a dick, so please understand that is not my intention.

But... I'm actually pretty worried about you. I know nothing of your life other than what you've said on this thread. However, it is not healthy to lock yourself away like this.

I've always been an introvert. Hated socialising. Would spend all my time in my room playing games. Heck, my parents would take away the modem's PSU to stop me playing all through the night (but i'd sneak it back).

I had a completely different world I lived in, that I called "the virtual life" - this was the early 90's...

I believed everything people said online when on BBS or IRC. They were my friends. They knew me. They cared. I didn't need "real life" friends as I had them. If people took away my ability to talk to them, I felt like they took away my only social outlet....

Heck, even what I did in the 'virtual life' didn't mean anything as it was 'virtual'.

I managed to drag myself out of that life, got married etc but still had this 'real life' and 'virtual life' persona. I don't have friends, even now at 40 - however, I am in a better place now as I have family. I ditched the 'virtual life" persona as it caused massive problems with my marriage.

My worry for you is that you've distanced yourself from reality; even if you are functioning ie working - you are still escaping something as outside of work, you go into this different world. It's not good for you. There is a massive world out there to explore. I'm not saying to ditch gaming, after all I am here... but try to get out more - be less dependent on it. Use this robbery as a way of finding yourself again.

I'd like to think that we are a community of gamers, so I for one am always open if you ever want to talk. I've been through shit. Seen shit (yeah, including finding a dead body!) and come out of it a stronger person.

As someone in the same situation, with massive social anxiety and depression, I still have to echo this.
 

Journey

Banned
Dec 1, 2017
168
So sorry to hear, this is a terrible thing to deal with.

The thieves leaving the Wii is kinda funny part of the story

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Chucker

One Winged Slayer
Member
Oct 25, 2017
6,342
Maryland
He keeps posting but won't answer if he had insurance or not. I'm assuming not due to his stream of consciousness posts.
 

Holyoneturtle

Avenger
Oct 27, 2017
841
That sucks dude.

I remember when my shit got stolen. My mother thought that I wasn't studying enough in college. YES you read that right, COLLEGE, I was an adult living with her and working a part time job. W/e. So she thought she should take my stuff so that I can study more. She took the box of my SF4 TE fightstick and just started dumping all of my ps2 and ps3 games, some controllers, and anything she could get her hands on. Luckily she didn't dump the console in there (probably because I had the fat ps3 and it was too big. Now she had done this to me before and I hated it every single time, but i would usually get it back after a week or so. She wasn't the smartest person in the world and simply put all of my games in the back of her van. After a heated argument and two days. She wakes me up one morning and says "did you take your games out of the van?". And like the undertaker when he would emerge from his coffin, I rose out of bed. I stared blankly at her and said "no". She told me that they were gone and had no idea what happened to them. I could tell she wasn't lying because she was panicking. I started to think what happened and I came up with two scenarios.

Scenario #1
My mother would park at the metro station since she took the train to work. The train station was located in a bad neighborhood (my neighborhood) and was prone to getting stuff robbed. I can only think that either my mother did not lock the doors to the van or the thief opened the car somehow and took my box of goodies.

Scenario # 2
Pretty much the same as #1 except the van was parked at my house (a bad neighborhood).

Needless to say I had been robbed. But after rummaging around for 10 minutes what I felt next was.......nothing. No anger. No frustration. No feeling of loss. Just this empty feeling inside of me. Idk but it just didn't feel important. My mother felt guilty and offered to buy everything back. I laughed on the inside. I don't remember the value of my collection but it was close to at least $1,000 and I wasn't going to make her pay for that. The one thing of value that I remember I was upset to lose was my original MVC2 game. The disc was blue man. BLUE!!!
 

AegonSnake

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
9,566
He keeps posting but won't answer if he had insurance or not. I'm assuming not due to his stream of consciousness posts.
He said he can barely make ends meet. He likely couldn't afford insurance.

Note to everyone renting, buy renters insurance. Most new apartment complexes actually require you to buy it. $150-200 for the whole year and saves you a lot of headaches in a situation like this.
 

Hikari_Ryu

One Winged Slayer
Member
Nov 7, 2017
212
I feel you OP, had the same thing happend to me earlier this year. Went out on a hollyday for my Great Grandma's birthday and when I got how they took all my consoles (A PS3, PS4, WII U, Switch, Vita and 3DS) except a mini snes, along with all my coats, a bagpack, money, etc. Thankfully my sister bought me a PS4 Pro and another friend got me a Switch. They tried to also hijack my PSN account, but I talked to support and got it back in a couple of days. Nintendo was a lot faster, I emailed support and they unlocked my account and let me change my password in about 5 minutes.
 

WildWayz

Banned
Oct 30, 2017
285
He keeps posting but won't answer if he had insurance or not. I'm assuming not due to his stream of consciousness posts.

I certainly wouldn't keep mentioning it. If he doesn't have it, admitting that to people wouldn't result in sympathy but "well... what do you expect?" kinda response, which no one wants to hear.

I imagine he's in a pretty dark place right now, so let's try and keep things positive.

OP - hope you managed to get some sleep. People are generally good in life. Don't let this put you off the spirit of good people.

Destiny will still be there; change the password on your Bungie account to be safe. In fact, change the password of PSN.

Can you message any of your buddies to see if your account has popped up as being online?

You CAN get through this buddy!
 

Deleted member 6263

User requested account closure
Banned
Oct 25, 2017
9,387
Sorry to hear this man :\ My brother was robbed months back and it's such a terrible feeling. They stole his PS4. The feeling of losing your stuff is crappy as hell, I know. Did you have insurance for your apartment/house?

If so, they should be able to take care of most of the stolen stuff. Either way, if you need any help or have a gofundme, let us know and I'll help in whatever way I can.
 

Bold One

Banned
Oct 30, 2017
18,911
That sucks dude.

I remember when my shit got stolen. My mother thought that I wasn't studying enough in college. YES you read that right, COLLEGE, I was an adult living with her and working a part time job. W/e. So she thought she should take my stuff so that I can study more. She took the box of my SF4 TE fightstick and just started dumping all of my ps2 and ps3 games, some controllers, and anything she could get her hands on. Luckily she didn't dump the console in there (probably because I had the fat ps3 and it was too big. Now she had done this to me before and I hated it every single time, but i would usually get it back after a week or so. She wasn't the smartest person in the world and simply put all of my games in the back of her van. After a heated argument and two days. She wakes me up one morning and says "did you take your games out of the van?". And like the undertaker when he would emerge from his coffin, I rose out of bed. I stared blankly at her and said "no". She told me that they were gone and had no idea what happened to them. I could tell she wasn't lying because she was panicking. I started to think what happened and I came up with two scenarios.

Scenario #1
My mother would park at the metro station since she took the train to work. The train station was located in a bad neighborhood (my neighborhood) and was prone to getting stuff robbed. I can only think that either my mother did not lock the doors to the van or the thief opened the car somehow and took my box of goodies.

Scenario # 2
Pretty much the same as #1 except the van was parked at my house (a bad neighborhood).

Needless to say I had been robbed. But after rummaging around for 10 minutes what I felt next was.......nothing. No anger. No frustration. No feeling of loss. Just this empty feeling inside of me. Idk but it just didn't feel important. My mother felt guilty and offered to buy everything back. I laughed on the inside. I don't remember the value of my collection but it was close to at least $1,000 and I wasn't going to make her pay for that. The one thing of value that I remember I was upset to lose was my original MVC2 game. The disc was blue man. BLUE!!!
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Kingpin Rogers

HILF
Banned
Oct 27, 2017
7,459
That's really shitty op, hope you can figure things out and get your stuff back somehow.

For people saying he should use this an opportunity to have more of a social life outside of gaming, while I agree I also know for some people that can be incredibly difficult. It's not as simple as just doing it for some people, so op might not necessarily have that as an option.
 
OP
OP
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Banned
Oct 25, 2017
6,186
NJ
It would be too hard to respond to every post. So I'll do my best here:

1) No, I don't have renter's insurance. I did the first year I lived here because I was paranoid. Once I figured I live in a quiet complex with families and retirees, I decided it was a waste of money. Guess I was wrong...

2) I have very good reason to believe the culprit is a local trouble maker who has recently been terrorizing my building. He's stolen mail (including two packages of mine) along with attempts to break into people's cars and storage units. I know where he works. I have a good feeling he'll get caught.

3) I'm already in talks with management to get new locks and installing security equipment in my building.

4) Despite depression, I don't have any social anxiety or awkwardness. It's just the typical , "everyone else is busy with careers, marriage and kids" bullshit. Everyone I know is far too busy or moved away. So, my social life is limited. I can't just pull money out of my ass, move or go out all the time. But I appreciate the kind words and concern.

5) The anger I have is indescribable. I won't do anything stupid though. I still have a lot to lose. It could be worse. I'll let law enforcement do their job. So far, they have been great. But man, I want nothing more for the culprit to get shot in the back of the head, Goodfellas style (those who know the film understand that reference). Seriously, fuck him. He did more than just steal a few vidya gaemz.

6) There are some good people out there. Some bad. But most are indifferent and don't care. That's not good or bad. It is what it is.

7) Over a decade's worth of my life, money, time, memories, my hobby and means of happiness, just...Gone. Again, you guys understand. Being gamers. It's more than just stuff. Imagine being a filmmaker and all of your equipment got stolen. Or an artist and all of your work and supplies got taken from your studio. The means in which you rely on for self expression and joy are gone. They even took my raggedy ass, fucked up headphones I use at the gym. Like...seriously? Various watches that I wear on the rare occasions I go out somewhere nice.

Now I realize I'm not a failure. Whoever stole from me is. They're the loser. Having to break into someone's home and steal their possessions. And for what? To get nickled and dimed at a pawn shop? To support a drug habit? Or because it's fun? Regardless, they're a piece of shit. They deserve every horrible thing that comes their way.

And to think this was a good year. A turn around year for me. And it basically culminates with this bullshit. I'm laughing right now at how absurd this is. A cruel cosmic joke. It's what I get for foolishly thinking that minding my own business and not causing problems for others would keep me safe from adversity.

Nothing is safe and nothing is sacred, apparently. My mother was right to tell me not to love someone or something too much. I'll be okay. Most of this crap will get replaced one way or another. But it won't be the same going foward.
 
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bremon

Member
Oct 27, 2017
7,932
1)But places in quiet neighbourhoods still catch fire, etc... tenant insurance is crazy cheap and covers whatever value of stuff you own provided you're honest with them and purchase the proper amount of coverage.

2) hopefully they catch this asshole.

3) this is good, but please get insurance. Do you know how the thief got in?

4) Sport & social clubs etc. are generally free, and are a great way to meet people and interact in a low pressure environment. Plenty of things to do on the cheap to add a bit of variety to your life.

5) I realize this sounds like telling you to piss into the wind but this could be an opportunity to try to improve your life a bit. The life you've described in this thread sounds really lonely.
 

JayWood2010

Member
Oct 27, 2017
3,120
Something similar happened to my friend about 2 months ago, but he must have caught him in the act because they founda box with his PS4, Xbox one X dropped on the ground outside. His computer also. They were each damaged, but not destroyed.
 

Deleted member 47843

User Requested Account Closure
Banned
Sep 16, 2018
2,501
Sorry to hear that. We haven't been burgled despite living in an area with quite a few (mostly older houses in back streets and not renovated ones with security and cameras and on main streets with a lot of traffic like ours though), but I did get robbed at gun point ten years or so ago. They came back a day or two later and stole my roommates car (robbed us in the apartment parking lot and took her purse which had the keys). Car was recovered so we didn't lose much other than phones. But was a really traumatic experience that had us scared to come home at night for months.

Definitely get insurance. It's worth buying a few less games a year to have the peace of mind when something like this or a fire happens.
 

lt519

Member
Oct 25, 2017
8,064
Being a gaming enthusiast site, all of you understand.

My games are more than just material items. More than just expensive toys that I busted my ass to afford. They're memories. They're a means to escape and temporarily forget the troubles and monotony of reality.

For instance, I play Destiny 2. I play A LOT of Destiny 2. I have a lot of online friends, none of which know in person or live anywhere close to. That social interaction has now been severed. So that means no raids, no nightfalls, no Gambit, no PvP, no clanmates or friends at all until...who knows. Thank goodness I'm mostly "done" too. I just hope I don't miss any new secret discovery. I pride myself and work very hard in-game to be among the first to have or do whatever new thing(s) come out. I seriously don't wanna be left behind or have to catch up.

Destiny is basically my only social outlet besides work and seeing my parents once a week for dinner. So now, I dread coming back to a (violated) home that is virtually empty. No means to connect. No means to share my hobby and love for a game and community I love. No Red Dead Redemption 2 either. So all of the initial hype and neat little discoveries will likely be spoiled too. I'll get to play it, eventually. But it won't be the same.

My point is that for the time being, my life is literally going to be working, eating and sleeping. I already have no social life and barely make enough money to survive. Now I'm reduced to basically no means to take my mind off anything. No means to give myself a semblance of illusion of happiness and social connection with others. So after working all day, there's nothing to look forward to. I won't look forward to coming home, the one place where I'm supposed to feel safe. The one place I can relax and pursue what I want, even if it's just a little. That little bit was taken away.

Gah, this post kills me. Sorry OP, I completely understand. All my friends have moved so we're spread across the States and getting together on a weekend night for some late night Destiny is one of my favorite social outlets. Being severed from that is rough. I used to travel for weeks at a time and it really sucked if I happened to be on travel when a Raid dropped, etc. I'd occasionally haul my PS4 across country and plug into hotel Wi-Fi just to have that outlet.

You recovered your Switch right? The Era community is pretty active around games like Splatoon, Mario Kart, etc. Maybe try that for a bit? Try out some Fortnite on Switch since its free? Dive into a deep RPG on it like Octopath?
 

Saganator

Member
Oct 26, 2017
7,145
1)But places in quiet neighbourhoods still catch fire, etc... tenant insurance is crazy cheap and covers whatever value of stuff you own provided you're honest with them and purchase the proper amount of coverage..
As someone who lost everything in a fire and didn't have renters insurance, the OP does not want or need anymore lessons on renters insurance.
 

VG Aficionado

Member
Nov 6, 2017
1,385
Sorry that this happened to you.

I'm sure it has been mentioned it already, but chances are that if they're within the neighborhood and/or connect the systems to the Internet, they can be caught.

If you keep a 360 or PS controller, you could try and activate it around the building to see if it finds the system. Otherwise, you need to ask the police or whoever takes care of it to keep track of new login attempts. Who knows, you might get your stuff back if you keep an eye on it.
 

s3ltz3r

Banned
Nov 12, 2017
1,149
Sorry to hear that OP. I had a similar situation happen to me some time ago, where someone stole some precious items from my car. I understand the feeling of anger and disappointment, with sprinkles of hope.

It just sucks.
 

headspawn

Member
Oct 27, 2017
14,626
To take all that stuff, it's gotta be somebody close by who can know your coming and going routine.
 

Cube

Member
May 18, 2018
107
I am so sorry to hear about what happened to you OP. I hope things start to improve for you.
 
Dec 6, 2017
11,009
US
Well, I can't say I have anything constructive to add but...

I've had my car broken into, two apartments and been stuck up so I know that disgusting, violated feeling. The mental aspect of having your private space violated and made 'unsafe' is what got me the most outside of the obvious material things.
 

AMAGON

Prominent Member
Member
Oct 25, 2017
6,980
Austin, TX
This thread makes me want to invest in an inhouse camera system.

Sorry to hear OP, I hope you get your shit back but hope you can get back to your normalcy once all said and done.
 

EJS

The Fallen
The Fallen
Oct 31, 2017
9,197
This thread has not paranoia going off. I am very sorry OP. Does anyone have apartment cameras that they can link?
 

ghibli99

Member
Oct 27, 2017
17,892
Really sorry to hear about this, OP. I've been lucky enough to only have had an iPod stolen out of my car, but seeing my window smashed and wondering what else they might have taken was the worst feeling.

When I can't connect to my PS4 via remote play, my first thought (after wondering if my system had an update or we had a power outage) is whether someone has broken in to steal our stuff. We have security, cameras, etc., but none of that can prevent theft that is over in a matter of minutes.
 

Hikari

One Winged Slayer
Member
Oct 25, 2017
23,725
Elysium
I hope you can get your stuff back. This sucks man...... I hope you backed up some saves to the cloud.
 

Jacknapes

Member
Oct 26, 2017
3,184
Newport, South Wales
Sorry to hear about this OP. Hopefully the person who took your stuff is caught and dealt with accordingly within the confinds of the law.

On the plus side, at least they found some stuff. Hopefully more is recovered and returned to you.
 

Lakershead22

Member
Oct 27, 2017
970
Los Angeles, CA
That is bs. I remember when I was 7 my parents and I came home from running errands one evening and I wanted to play my Super Nintendo. I noticed it was gone and I thought I had been grounded even though I was doing good at school. Turns out our house was broken into and the Snes was one of the many things the people who broke into my house took.
 

Chettlar

Member
Oct 25, 2017
13,604
Honestly this is part of why I'm hesitant to get a switch. I need them to get cloud saves worked out. Almost everything I have is backed up somewhere to some extent, even games without cloud saves like dark souls on steam with almost everything collected I emailed to myself. I'm paranoid about being robbed, and unfortunately I can't afford insurance either. I know eventually I could save up and purchase new consiles, but saves can take hundreds of hours to rebuild sometimes.
 
OP
OP
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Banned
Oct 25, 2017
6,186
NJ
Just got my locks changed and got new keys. Property manager suspects they went through the windows. He said he's never seen a burglary this clean. No damage to any entry point at all. Guy who did this is very experienced.

What sucks is that we know who did this. But getting the cops to arrest him is hard. A lot of bullshit, involving the parents claiming harassment and claiming their son is being targeted because he's black...yet I'm black too :/

Anyway I plan on getting my Switch back later today once the police give me the okay. Double confirming right now that my accounts are safe, which so far, they are. Hardware can be replaced. Accounts cannot.

My Switch and PS4 Pro are my most prized items I want returned. Getting my PS4 back would relieve a lot of stress. Then, I'd know my PSN account and Destiny characters are safe.

I keep checking Ishtar Commander (Destiny inventory app) to ensure my guardians and gear are secure. They are. My Destiny account is sacred, for those of you who know me. 3500+ hours of hard work. I don't know what I would do if that got fucked up. Who knows how or what Bungie does in the event people's accounts get compromised.
 

Deleted member 47843

User Requested Account Closure
Banned
Sep 16, 2018
2,501
Honestly this is part of why I'm hesitant to get a switch. I need them to get cloud saves worked out. Almost everything I have is backed up somewhere to some extent, even games without cloud saves like dark souls on steam with almost everything collected I emailed to myself. I'm paranoid about being robbed, and unfortunately I can't afford insurance either. I know eventually I could save up and purchase new consiles, but saves can take hundreds of hours to rebuild sometimes.

It has cloud saves now, but only with the paid online. I doubt they'll change in that.

Some online games like Splatoon 2 don't support them. I wouldn't hold my breath on them changing that either.
 

Abylim

Member
Oct 29, 2017
5,032
My house burnt down 10 years ago. I lost not only all of
My games and tvs. I lost all my clothes, my furniture and literally everything I'd ever owned. All because two kids snuck in and lit a fire.

I was so upset. Had to live in a hotel for awhile. Thankfully I had insurance so a lot of it was replaced. But I haven't gotten over it. Even tho they were caught.