Assassin's Creed Xena Simulator

@nickgaynor314 definitely! I love kicking people- in games, not in person :P

@LiamvaderIt's so gratifying. I may have shouted a few 300 lines while executing the kick. 😁

@exz84 I’m also curious about this.

@_NowakP but by the sounds of it thats exactly whats happened. My guess is newer games are aware of an alias_id field which for most people will be their existing psn name but if you change it thats what changes leaving the user id as your original psn id. In hindsight not using a uuid# as a key field seems dumb but its possible it just depends how quickly they needed to get psn up and running and how thoroughly they thought about it its possible as sony unlike ms dosent have the history of dealing with user accounts and it just never occurred to anyone that people might want to change their names esp if it wasnt in the design specs and it was rushed. stil a dumb choice but a plausible reason account changes are such an issue

@steadjonat It's just hard to believe because it's pretty much the number 1 rule of creating any table, to have your Primary Key that is a piece of data that would never possibly change. Popular IDEs default to creating tables with auto-incremented IDs, so someone had to go out of their way to say 'nah, we'll just use UserID for this table, it's unique enough and will never change'