Battlefield 2042 Loses Over 90% of its Player Base!
cmon EA do something. and fast please https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suRBCXIIYMU
Forum Discussion
@JASONX_DK I haven't played 2042 all Christmas and don't plan to again either. Only thing stopping me getting my money back from my bank is the fact that in doing so somewhow EA seem to think it's ok to delete your whole EA account along with all the previous games you've ever bought, not even sure that's legal tbh.
They advertise a product
You buy it in good faith based on the advertising
The game is not as advertised
You ask for a refund as product is not as advertised
EA refuse
You get the money back from your bank
EA then take all your previous purchases off of you
That simply would not be allowed to happen in any other retail industry, it's madness.
They advertise a product
You buy it in good faith based on the advertising
The game is not as advertised
You ask for a refund as product is not as advertised
EA refuse
You get the money back from your bank
EA then take all your previous purchases off of you
That simply would not be allowed to happen in any other retail industry, it's madness.
@RipGroove99 Next time, before you just scroll down to the bottom and click "I agree", you might want to read the terms and conditions.....
- @Trokey66 does it specifically state that all your previous purchases with EA will be deleted if you get a refund for 2042?
- @RipGroove99 Try reading them!
It should be noted that you didn't buy the game, you bought a license to use their software and that can be revoked.Maybe they are leagally binding in your coutry. But here in Germany, you paid for the product which was the state of the game. If they license is revoked and in consequence you "can't" play the game, then the state of worsened and then you shall get compensation for the "missing" part, which might be the full "playable state of the game" which can mean to get 100% of the money back. These are the laws. You still have to go through the legal hassle in front of courts etc. which not many people are willing to do for a <100€ product.
@RipGroove99it's only a refund if EA approves your request!
If they deny it'll no longer be a refund by EA. By having your bank refund you, it'll be their job to get the money back from EA, and that may very well cause EA to close your account as you got the service you paid for and you exeeded the allowed trial/refund time. The product is used!
They are very likely within their rights to close your account.
You could sue them for not delivering what they promised, but have they really failed on their promises or did we just expect too much of the game?
Just because you believed the game to be different doesn't give you the right to ask for a refund at any time you'd like.
Dont buy it and play it unless you're willing to pay for it.@RipGroove99It is along the lines of, you don't own what you pay for, and EA can take it away anytime they see fit.
TOC really only matters in the US. Many other countries, especially the EU, have consumer protection laws that protect people from EULAs and the such. EULA doesn't trump country laws.
