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Anything less is just bad business. Bad analogy, I know. LOL
Next issue: Steam does not give a F**k about you, so you might have to go to court to get your money back. Either by institution (if your country has that) or as private.
In other words: You will not see those money again.. Ever. (Gabe gives you the finger)
Which is why I am done and through with buying early access games. That concept is corrupt and broken and therefore not worth your attention at all.
because they lied about everything and the games are crap and that's way i want a refund
What do you guys think? Is it really also the customers fault?
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It would seem that No Man’s Sky is just another in a long line of titles that developers overshared before they finished the product. They were excited. They thought it would work; and then it didn’t.
The options here aren’t great. Either A) devs basically say nothing while they’re building a game; or B) they temper their boastful claims to the point of meaninglessness. There’s a happy medium there, but it’s not an easy one to strike. The solution doesn’t just lie with the developers. Players must learn to take video game marketing with a grain of salt, and try to judge a game by the product that shows up on the store shelves – not the dream sold by a starry-eyed creator.
Steam ignores your refund request, even if the game is broken..
I lost 4 DLC for fallout 3, just vanished/deleted which i could not get back because my old email was hacked and deleted so i could not prove ♥♥♥♥. Even tho my saved games was in one of those DLC's the character just got transferred back to starting vault on login).
Steam do not give one ♥♥♥♥ about the customers..
If i want a game, i will buy it somewhere else.
Would be nice if you guys could make more announcements about these games plagueing steam. Nobody else seems to be. I'm not even sure why Valve isn't really getting involved regarding these "Early-Access" games that never seem to provide.
I got effed up the wazzoo for $20 on this scam along with a lot of others.
Still on sale in the Steam store for $5.00. WTF!?
And SandSwept is making another game from what I hear.
And....... pacifist attempted to gloat about that in some strange kind of way ??. LOL.
Contact them on 'steamoss.com/steamhelp' . You'll have to make another request to followup on the original request. The sad thing is Steam makes no mention how long it takes to approve a refund but once approved you'll be refunded within one week of the approval. Valve software number is 425-889-9642 if you want to try that.
Number 4 is the one that is the biggest kick to many of us here (im guessing, it is for me).
Some of us have been on steam for 5 to 10 years, i myself am going on 8 year now, the only gaming platform i have ever used.
They really are damaging their own reputation now, and it will come to the point very fast where noone will pay into alphas, and i think it would be a loss, because there is some great developers who have really given it their all and even surpassed expectations. The fun pimps for one with 7 days to die, i tip my hat to them. Fantastic.
What gabe and co at steam have to realize is that in the end it is in their own best interests also, (not just ours as well as decent developers interests too), to bring in some fair balanced policies for the gaming community, because if they dont, then your own point 5 will be reached to a massive degree, where people will simply never buy any alphas ever again.
1. Confirms the Greed and Audacity the developers and marketers have in releasing an unfinished game.
2. Allows game developers to remain unchecked and to remain on an indefinite timeline whereas game progression and completion becomes a thought of the past.
3. Solidifies the fact that "Alpha" games are now the new norm therefore perpetuating more developers to release trash Alpha games just to milk a few dollars.
4. Validates that Steam allows and backs these practices by offering a common medium and platform for these CROOKS to conduct their business.
5. Lowers gamers' confidence in future release titles and will inevitable create an "Anti-Alpha" sentiment much like the group we're posting in (rightfully so.)
It's just a sad truth.