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Refunds available for Fallout 76 (PC - Bethesda Launcher)
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Got my key for 33euro on CDKeys.
Guess this will be a "wasteland" when I return to the game after a couple of patches
Guess this will be a "wasteland" when I return to the game after a couple of patches
Good move, bring it to consoles too and everyone can do what they need to do.
Omg haha.
Xbox has had refunds native to the store for about a year and it can all be done through the console
Yeah, I'm seeing this as a positive. Hate the shared world aspect of this game. Co-op's neat, but essentially having every location I visit pre-looted and cleared out before I even get there is not enjoyable.
Further to this, there was a 2 week beta that anyone who bought last week likely played or at least could have played and could have easily decided to not buy (cancel preorder) if they didnt like the game. The game is as it was in the beta. I will note personally I am anti return policy for things that I "don't like". This goes for all things not just video games.
Bethesda Launcher confirmed for better than Steam. Competition haters blown the fuck out.
On what grounds could then honour refund requests for some users but deny them for others?
Publicising this is better than not, since it will pressure then to honour other requests, and tbh they should have a clearly stated public refund policy.
Meh, haven't had somebody interrupt my quests so far. One guy even saved my ass once.
They do have a clear (and fair) return policy here: https://help.bethesda.net/app/answe...or-my-bethesda.net-digital-store-pre-order-or
Judging from the tendency so far, their counter is probably bugged.
lmfao. i dunno why, but this made me lol. indeed. i hope it crashes down on them
The majority of my playtime was during the beta. I expected all the bugs to be fixed at launch but they weren't. Am I at fault here?
Considering the multiplayer elements are some of the most undercooked parts I don't think there'll be a noticeable difference.
Holy shit! Not at the game being available for refunding, but at actual costumers against returning products. This industry is something.
It was good, but it wasn't $60 good. Esp. with its technical problems on launch!
I would think after the complaints that Sea of Thieves got they would have realized that a sandbox game where you "find your own fun" would have been avoided.
i guess this is kinda relevant, but where i am i'm seeing sealed copies being sold online for way less than 60$ games are normally sold at, like used copies of RDR2 are going for higher prices. and i'm already seeing plenty of used copies being put up for sale which is unusual for a new online-heavy game.
seems like shops imported a bunch of copies thinking this is the usual AAA game and will sell a decent amount, not knowing anything about the quality of the game, and are now wanting to get rid of them by selling them for cheap. and those who bought it want to get rid of it too.
seems like shops imported a bunch of copies thinking this is the usual AAA game and will sell a decent amount, not knowing anything about the quality of the game, and are now wanting to get rid of them by selling them for cheap. and those who bought it want to get rid of it too.
Well I don't know how Bethesda works but it might depend on the agent that gets your ticket. I'm just saying it's not cool to claim it as an official thing just yet, imo.
This has absolutely nothing to do with video games. Imagine being allowed to return a pair of jeans you wore for 2 weeks because you didnt like the color or that you want to get refund for a movie you saw that sucked. I am trying to see how any of these things are reasonable.
I will also note for clarity I do not have Fallout 76, I did not care for it at full price after I played the beta so I cancelled my preorder.
Seems like they were already up the creek without a paddle at that point.
Reminds me of E.T. Atari, hope the gaming industry survives.