One or two lumps of annoyance in your morning coffee? Okay, here's one. You'll need to link to a PlayStation Network account to play The Last Of Us Part II on PC, say Sony.
The requirement was reported by Video Games Chronicle, and sure enough, the Steam page for the "Remastered" version of the third-person fungus fighter includes a footnote in the game description that confirms it in plain language - "Account for PlayStation Network required".
For a lot of people this is a minor nuisance, for others it more likely means that the game won't be on sale in your country at all.
Sony's reasons for enforcing the requirement remain obscure. The requirement for a PSN account to play certain games on PC became controversial after Sony tried to push the requirement on players of Helldivers 2, who were so miffed they review-bombed the game on Steam.
In that case, the decision was overturned. Since then, Sony has applied the mandatory account linking in an irregular way. Ghost Of Tsushima didn't require it, but God Of War Ragnarock did.