They deserve their refunds, but...
This is a lesson that you never buy something based on a future promise. Buy it based on what it is, not what someone says it'll be eventually.
They deserve their refunds, but...
This is a lesson that you never buy something based on a future promise. Buy it based on what it is, not what someone says it'll be eventually.
Everyone will call me naive again but how about we actually hold people to their word?
Why is it not illegal for say politicians to say one thing and do the opposite?
If a game studio says „we‘re gonna make the greatest game ever!“ I would like to make them prove it or refund everyone.
You can’t say „contains no nuts“ and put nuts in it, why is there a caveat for other stuff? Just keep to the truth. Why is it so hard to normalize advertising without tons of hyperbole?
(I‘m autistic and I see telling the truth as a good thing. I don’t understand why someone would like to be lied to. Omit something to not hurt them, ok. But outright lying is wrong on a binary level imo. As in not ok ever.)
It’s very difficult to draw the line between lying and someone being mistaken
A politician can want to do X then learn it’s impossible
A game can promise X then run out of money before accomplishing it
I agree 100%. In business, you have to prove your innocence when subject to a lawsuit. Same goes for lying imo.
If you ran out of money to keep your promise, you will be able to prove that. Same goes for having to compromise to get some other benefit.
The initial point I was trying to make is that we are so accustomed (imo) to being lied to that we don’t make people prove that they didn’t plan that from the beginning.
For example: where I live, it is common practice to make food pictures for ads or menus that a) dont resemble the final product and b) are made with completely different, often inedible substances to look like a better version of the real deal. Something that an hones picture can never achieve. This needs to be illegal. This is not someone running out of money or compromising but premeditated lying.
Yeah, the first and only time I did a pre-order, the company went bankrupt. I was thinking of pre-ordering something from EA in case there was a curse on me and they would go bankrupt as well.
If you preorder something from them, and they go bankrupt, I will fully refund your purchase.
Star Citizen players in shambles rn
Literally all of the investing world in shambles atm
Stop. Preordering. Things. How many times do people have to learn this lesson…?
As long as there's sufficiently few regulations to stop it being profitable for companies to market and sell vapourware then people will keep assuming they're not buying into a scam
Then those people are stupid
Welcome to humanity
Just because people are stupid doesn't mean they deserve to be scammed!
If they didn't learn after the last 800 preorder dramas, they may not deserve it but they were sure as hell asking for it
I was actually wondering if anything like this had happened before when I bought starfield. Starfield and a lot of games will have a deluxe version that you can buy that includes the dlc when it comes out, for cheaper than buying the base game and dlc separately. I was curious if any game that pre sold dlc like that failed to release the expansions and if so, what the outcome was.
The butthurt is strong with this one.
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