Asking for a refund after playing for 50hrs is taking the piss pure and simple.
Yeah I was going to respond to him but he's complaining about "haters" and just being a real douche, do why bother responding to someone who's just going to ignore it and block youShahid blocked me on Twitter so I've reported him for offensive and abusive comments about someone else. What a fucking prick. All I did was tweet that it's within the law to get a refund if the game is broken and he as a dev shouldn't be condoning broken games.
With all this talk of already getting your value and games being a license, I think what he really wants to say is "You entitled fucks should be grateful for the opportunity to even buy the game."
Lmao
Asking for a refund after playing for 50hrs is taking the piss pure and simple.
It's not, but playing 50 hours of something to get to that point is. Get a refund at 5 hours, 50 just means you wanted to have your cake and eat it too.
It's not, but playing 50 hours of something to get to that point is. Get a refund at 5 hours, 50 just means you wanted to have your cake and eat it too.
People still think this is about the time/enjoyment a game has provided...
That doesn't matter if after some arbitrary amount of hours (which depend on how fast you explore) your game starts crashing left and right and effectively prevents you from progressing and enjoying the rest of the content you paid for.
I mean, ubisoft does it with assassin's Creed all the time. And they have 500 people working on their games.And selling broken games, lying about their features and content isn't?
Im not a fan of this guy, but he is right.
It's not, but playing 50 hours of something to get to that point is. Get a refund at 5 hours, 50 just means you wanted to have your cake and eat it too.
This game was sold as a product, not as a service. If the product stops working due to the fault of the manufacturer/developer, a refund should be provided.Im not a fan of this guy, but he is right.
Ever hear of this thing called a patch? Maybe instead of calling refund customer support you call game customer support and help everyone!!!
The poster got more and more crashes the more he played it. He deserves a refund.
It's not, but playing 50 hours of something to get to that point is. Get a refund at 5 hours, 50 just means you wanted to have your cake and eat it too.
If I use my TV for 50 hours and it breaks, am I a thief if I take it back to the store for a refund?
If something I bought is faulty by design, then I deserve a refund. Games aren't special, if you release a broken product then the customer should get a refund.
And you know what? Depending on the type of game, 50 hours isn't that much. I put more than 50 hours into Diablo 3 at launch only to find that the game was a broken mess at the end, the part where the real game was supposed to begin. Sometimes you need to spend a lot of time with a game before you realise how badly you've been conned.
Outside of technical reasons, was anyone entitled to a refund before Valve offered refunds or did your line of thinking shift once Valve offered refunds?
I mean, ubisoft does it with assassin's Creed all the time. And they have 500 people working on their games.
Is the game still really that broken? Been working on my PC since the day 2 patch.
I mean, ubisoft does it with assassin's Creed all the time. And they have 500 people working on their games.
Totally the same thing grats.I just put in my Chrome hounds disk and he online is broken... I want a refund!
Ever hear of this thing called a patch? Maybe instead of calling refund customer support you call game customer support and help everyone!!!
It's not, but playing 50 hours of something to get to that point is. Get a refund at 5 hours, 50 just means you wanted to have your cake and eat it too.
I mean, ubisoft does it with assassin's Creed all the time. And they have 500 people working on their games.
Is the game still really that broken? Been working on my PC since the day 2 patch.
Is the game still really that broken? Been working on my PC since the day 2 patch.
Seems like Valve is procedurally generating who gets a refund.
Why is it taking the piss when the product has stopped working?
Seems like Valve is procedurally generating who gets a refund.
Have your ever seen a drug commercial? Doctors prescribe drugs all the time that don't work. Antibiotics for one are not guaranteed to work. I can't exactly run a pharmacy telling people this antibiotic may or may not work. Nobody would take medicine otherwise.
Have your ever seen a drug commercial? Doctors prescribe drugs all the time that don't work. Antibiotics for one are not guaranteed to work. I can't exactly run a pharmacy telling people this antibiotic may or may not work. Nobody would take medicine otherwise.
Ever hear of this thing called a patch? Maybe instead of calling refund customer support you call game customer support and help everyone!!!
Have your ever seen a drug commercial? Doctors prescribe drugs all the time that don't work. Antibiotics for one are not guaranteed to work. I can't exactly run a pharmacy telling people this antibiotic may or may not work. Nobody would take medicine otherwise.
Have your ever seen a drug commercial? Doctors prescribe drugs all the time that don't work. Antibiotics for one are not guaranteed to work. I can't exactly run a pharmacy telling people this antibiotic may or may not work. Nobody would take medicine otherwise.
this is something I don't understand. doctors prescribe antibiotics that are not working?
this doesn't make any sense because this would be a pretty big fellony (at least in my country where I live) if you prescribe a drug under false pretenses.
Yeah. I can agree with that point of view but I can also see how the devs would feel that the user has had his moneys worth.
*Treats games like consumer products while selling them*This confuses me:
https://twitter.com/shahidkamal/status/769895202840518656
I'd agree, if only it wasn't marketed as one.
I'm really glad to hear a really respected person such as you say all of this because it's exactly how I feel. Most indie devs I know on Neogaf seem to pretty much feel the same way about this.
What are you doing back here, criminal scum?I could have gotten a refund at the 5 hour mark if I had travelled to get to the point I was at in the game where it broke down and became a complete mess, but I didn't because I stayed in the beginning star systems, exploring, making money and so on before moving out.
Does that suddenly invalidate my consumer rights?
I could have gotten a refund at the 5 hour mark if I had travelled to get to the point I was at in the game where it broke down and became a complete mess, but I didn't because I stayed in the beginning star systems, exploring, making money and so on before moving out.
Does that suddenly invalidate my consumer rights?
Yeah. I can agree with that point of view but I can also see how the devs would feel that the user has had his moneys worth.
He didn't paid for 50 hours of limited playtime.
What one side feel is fair after the initial transaction has already been agreed is completely irrelevant. This principle would make for an impossible environment for any kind of consumer protection.
You don't buy a game that will function for 50 hours, you buy a game that will function indefinitely.
And the moment the game was released and they made bank, they went into hiding and refused to answer any of their customers concerns... So yes, I'm glad that people who feel fucked over by Murray and his crew get their money back.