I really don't understand the type of person who saw all the complaints about the game when it was in beta, saw the review scores, saw the user scores, still bought it, and now wants a refund.
If the new Elder Scrolls game or a new, core, WORKING Fallout game was the first exclusive, I'd agree. But not in this case.
ESO, and ESO Legends both launched on Bethesda Launcher as well before being put on steam many months later. They seem to do this with their online oriented games.
It's really a huge embarrassment for the franchise, the developer, the management and the publisher.
There was a thread on that quote pre-release. Too lazy to look for it.
That's an odd take on it. They're basically stating they know their product was broken, but they're releasing it anyway, there.
How many of these demos, i mean betas actually change in the 1,2,3 weeks from that demo, i mean beta to launch. You're basically playing the final build. You don't go from beta to final build in a month they are glorified demos.
Nintendo doesn't even let you cancel a pre-order, going against EU law. Seems they will only bend when they eventually will lose in court. Shit's ridiculous.
Yup. They gave people every reason to avoid buying this game. From the quick and deep discounts I'm guessing it's not performing as they'd hoped. Hopefully they'll learn that this level of jank is unacceptable for TES6 and Starfield.
