They're advertising as it coming out on the 2nd means I should be able to play on the 2nd. This is why many other companies give you a code on the receipt if you order a physical copy. Trion dropped the ball on this.
I've pre-ordered many physical game copes in the past and never had this issue because everyone else does things properly.
This is true. Even now, you can find the Launch FAQ in their archives on the Rift forum, and it clearly states no grace period. It wasn't until after the player base asked (quite a few of them in a rather rude and unfriendly manner) that Trion finally relented and allowed it.
It'd be slick, but it's not mission critical. Look at it this way, by the time folks in later time zones get in, the congestion in the starting areas will be lighter. In theory anyway.![]()
That's why when I preordered from best buy I chose to pick it up in the store.
Don't worry people, to paraphrase Sledge, we'll be able to play the game....
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People, its about principle. It's unfair to those who bought Physical Copies of the game. We have every right to play the game with EVERYONE else. Most MMO games offer a Grace Period. Its common place. This is not a new thing that companies do. This really is a kick in the nuts to those who ordered Physical Copies from the store.
From Game Stop I put in a Pre Order code from my receipt... I will still not be able to download the full game. Just for those who seem to keep pushing the subject. I was also told by Sledgehammer I would have to wait. If you dont know what you're talking about then quit making assumptions.