False Advertising; Don't Call the Game What it is Not
I just bought NFS:Rivals Complete Edition Bundle Pack, from PSN.
I did this, thinking it would be, you know, complete. As in, all content for the game. Upon closer inspection, I realize that there are certain things missing. It didn't occur to me that "complete" meant anything but. Having read up on each of the DLCs, it is NOT not complete. By my understanding, I'm missing half of the Loaded Garage, there were also apparently supposed to be speed points included in at least 2 of the DLCs.
Why has your company lied and called it a complete edition, if you had no intention of putting a complete list of content? It's also frustrating to read that my purchase was also valued less than previous people who bought the same damn thing ....
This seems to be intentionally misleading and just bad form. Not impressed by the crafty wording.