Accolades is disappearing this fall.
). In case you haven’t heard of it , Accolades is a way to anonymously reward other players online for being a “good sport,” “helpful,” or “welcoming,” which then appear on players’ profiles., Sony says Accolades will disappear this fall, and its message is actually kind of sad. “The feature hasn’t seen the level of usage we anticipated, so we are refocusing our efforts,” Sony says.
“We encourage the community to continue to send positive messages to one another.”Sony probably rolled this out as a way to encourage the online gaming community to be a little less toxic, but players weren’t that interested in using this system to give others compliments.
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