So many people mad that they bought it as a DLC and cannot refund a DLC in Steam.. Hopefully they get it up and running but all MMOs seem to go through those release blues..
This is like RF Online. The game is dead in it's homeland but gets released here.
Like we all know zero new content is coming and on top of that they tried to scam folks right off the bat and only buckled because they got called out on steam for it.
Anyhow this is mostly negative so far..SO that's a good job so far.
This is like RF Online. The game is dead in it's homeland but gets released here.
Like we all know zero new content is coming and on top of that they tried to scam folks right off the bat and only buckled because they got called out on steam for it.
Anyhow this is mostly negative so far..SO that's a good job so far.
Just trying to squeeze all the juice they can and hope people play beyond the refundable time as they wait in launcher due servers being in maintenance. I'd play Aion over this any day.
i wouldnt be surprised if the brand doesnt get sold to gamigo for a token amount.... they seem to buy crappy titles like archeage and defiance.... only title they have worth anything and worth bringing to customers is marvel heroes omega!
End game in mmorpg's takes time period. This game is no different. However I can not comment on the gameplay itself because using astels isn't really appealing to me much. Maybe I will look closer at the gameplay
It's a not a right, the refunds, but a policy -- and a good business practice. Let's not confuse things.
If I'm not mistaken- It IS , in fact, a right in Australia... Which is why Steam adopted it as a policy, Worldwide...Would have looked kind of strange otherwise. note: took a lawsuit as well
It wasnt done from the goodness of their hearts.
That aside, it should have been a policy from day 1.
Australia's federal court has fined Valve AUD$3 million (USD$2.2 million) after ruling that the company breached consumer law when it didn't offer refunds between 2011 and 2014
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Like we all know zero new content is coming and on top of that they tried to scam folks right off the bat and only buckled because they got called out on steam for it.
Anyhow this is mostly negative so far..SO that's a good job so far.
66% positive on Steam so not mostly negative
It wasnt done from the goodness of their hearts.
That aside, it should have been a policy from day 1.
https://www.engadget.com/2016/12/23/valve-steam-fined-2-million-australia-refund-policy/
Australia's federal court has fined Valve AUD$3 million (USD$2.2 million) after ruling that the company breached consumer law when it didn't offer refunds between 2011 and 2014