Look, the fact is that several times I've gone to use the SLR subscription the way I have previously used and enjoyed it, and then suddenly I can't anymore.
Whether it's a favorited scene that was removed without warning.
or heresphere functionality which was removed without warning.
or my download limit being halved without warning.
Comparing this bullshit to YouTube is a piss-poor analogy.
YouTube is free. Paid for by ads.
If YouTube takes away my free access to content I am getting what I paid for. Nothing.
SLR isn't free. It holds the title of being the most expensive vr porn subscription on the market.
Over the last couple of years, your prices seem to be going up while my satisfaction is on the decline, and my reasons for this are valid.
Your prices are going up, You aren't offering what you used to, and in some cases your less-expensive competitors are.
It's as simple as that.
It's becoming increasingly obvious that you would gladly lock your customers into streaming only, no downloads SMB, or DLNA. Streaming exclusively through your own proprietary app if you could get away with it without your subscribers doing a mass exodus.
When you take perfectly functional things away from your paying customers you should expect negative feedback accordingly.
you saying "Well we are still the bestest..so either come and fix it yourself or deal with it. Sorry, not sorry" doesn't fill me with patience or optimism about you making any effort to try to return what has been lost, or even compensate in some way.
It also pretty much exacerbates my concerns that at any time your service might get worse with no warning. And you're fine with that.
You talk a big game about your customer satisfaction but I've silently had reservations about your intended direction for quite some time, i'm sure others remain silent too.
The 80 replies to this thread overwhelmingly indicate that my concerns are valid.
A lot of much bigger companies than yours don't last the distance with your "oh well, tough luck. we're still the greatest" philosophy on customer satisfaction.
And I type all of this knowing you'll ignore it.
Will be interesting to reflect back on this on 5 years and see what's changed, or if SLR still exists at all.