Originally Posted by
Doowi
Again you fail to understand what we as gamers are. We don't see this is a hobby, we still this as part of who we are. Most of us have been playing computer games for over 20 years now.
Most of us want to enjoy what we pay for and of course there are things which can sometimes not work, but we paid for this product. Unfortunately under some laws within many countries you can no longer get a refund after 72 hours or within 2 weeks.
However if we wanted too the people here within the European Union could take this matter to the European Consumers Rights, which would pretty much fine Trion for a vast amount of money if they deemed their release to be a broken product and lied to their customers. Normally this results in everyone affected having a full refund and normally Trion being sued from anyone to a couple of hundred thousand euros to anywhere within the millions.
So again stop being narrow minded about this whole situation and step into the shoes of a passionate gamer who wants the best out of the product they have paid for and want to continue using, but they are being slapped in the face by the people who sold them their game.