Nesutizale, on 20 December 2019 - 07:56 AM, said:
Why are you even talking to us? We can't change it and if PGI allready refused its done. Either go play the game or don't but stop complaining against a wall. We had this Epic - no epic talk for what...half a year now?
Good for you, I'm glad you had this discussion, but as I pointed out with my OP I'm completely new to this discussion and I'm posting here as a warning to my fellow customers about PGI's practices.
Nesutizale, on 20 December 2019 - 07:56 AM, said:
You see it launched on Epic and damn its even in the "most sold game" category besides Borderlands 3, Outer worlds and Jedi Fallen Order for **** sake. 3 AAA titles from which two have been praised by the press like hell.
I don't use epic, I don't want to use epic, that's my complaint. I don't care about these other games, MW5 itself might be incredible, but I don't want to use epic and so If epic is my only option I'd like my money back.
Nesutizale, on 20 December 2019 - 07:56 AM, said:
PGIs idea of going Epic seams to have worked very well. Well for them, concidering that PGI got money for additional staff to help getting the game to where it is now and with the currently steady stream of patches actualy working in our favor too.
Good for them, they made a choice and all the power in the world to them. My complaint is that I don't have any choices at this time. PGI wants to use epic then they should have that right, likewise I should be able to opt out and still get my money back.
Nesutizale, on 20 December 2019 - 07:56 AM, said:
There is realy no point to you complaining Guy, move along. I bet its not the first time you bought a game you didn't liked and wished you could get your money back and didn't. So you should know how to handle the situation and endless complaints are not it. Also you are several month to late for that.
This is quite literally my first experience with buying something and not being able to get my money back. This is entirely a new experience for me. I've returned and replaced all sorts of things, including games, which is why I'm particularly surprised about PGI's business practices. I've never heard of a company refusing to give out refunds after they released a product, allowing refunds only months before even a proper demo is sent out, and if the game hadn't worked, just straight up didn't function on any level I still wouldn't be able to get a refund because I missed my window of opportunity months ago.
As to when I'm done with this thread, how about I decide when I'm done, just as you could have chosen not to post at all. If people like you stopped posting I wouldn't have anything to reply to. Food for thought.