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Not my problem. Those people would have their gear they wanted (no idea why you would want to rush the experience, but they can do them) and I would still be able to progress as planned. They did not help the community by handcuffing them and going against what made early access worth it. Not to mention, I ran into gear progression bugs that stopped all progress even in AoW. If you're going to sell a bill of goods to someone and require that they give you an extra 40, you should not be taking those very goods away from them. If you do, then you should probably make good on a failed delivery.
- vXRDXv4 years agoNot applicable@-DFA-Thump One could respond the same to ur concerns lol, not thier problem. And they didn't sell u any goods, read the ToS. They sold u a limited license to play tjier product with no garentees on being able to play
- -DFA-Thump4 years agoNot applicable
It actually IS their problem as they took away what was promised and a sales point. You can hide behind the ToS but good luck having that crap hold up in court.
- vXRDXv4 years agoNot applicable@-DFA-Thump Lol that's exactly what it's there for, it's made up by lawyers so ppl who expect perfection can't sue them....will be very good luck for them if taken to court, it's there to protect them as a legal binding document if needed.