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Sony is issuing refunds to some people who bought Cyberpunk 2077, their policy only allows this if the game is "faulty"
- Thread starter Kolx
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Sony support continues being shit, was the same for me.
Fucking Final Fantasy making me dive into the Playstation ecosystem.
Not to thread derail, but is Microsoft doing this also? I have the LE Cyberpunk Xbox one X. What are the odds they let me return the whole console? 😅
Have my support ID, but everytime I try to call I am told the call volume is too high and try again later. Then it just hangs up on me. Fantastic as always playstation. Went ahead and emailed that one in the dc projekt "statement." Will see what they say lol. If anything.
It's different for us nerds on ResetEra, but expecting consumers to deep dive into what version is being shown where or what to expect based on how CDPR are manipulating coverage is unfair.
The hype and marketing built by CDPR for this game is not that reserved for a PC exclusive. CDPR have attended console centric events and specifically targeted 100m+ console users for Cyperpunk 2077. This is a game released for and targeted at console players. Console buyers have spent years looking forward to a product sold as being available to them just the same as PC players have.
The performance of the console versions being dogshit is on CDPR. It's their mess. Even console players who are broadly aware that the experience is going to be less premium than playing on a high end PC don't deserve to be ripped off or swindled. And let's not beat around the bush here, that is what the console version of this game is. A complete con.
I played for 15 hours on Xbox, finally admitted I couldn't handle the frames anymore as it was ruining combat. Put in a refund not expecting it to work...it did
I don't expect consumers to do that. If I did I wouldn't say consumers are stupid lol.
At the end of the day I do agree with you that this is really just on CDPR. They are cons. However, I'm not going to be blind to some of the idiocy of consumers. Maybe it's the cynic in me that causes that viewpoint. I don't want my comments to be misconstrued as some defense for that disgusting company. Consumers should learn a lesson, the company should be punished.
Not surprised Sony's being a bit difficult. The one time I had to get a refund due to a regional issues after I had done some relocating was like trying to move a mountain.
By rights you should be able to use a charge back option without having your account nuked but Sony being Sony.
The biggest joke of this correspondence is Sony are acknowledging the statement from the developers as they talk about patches which are coming down the road but refuse to acknowledge the part of statement which says you are entitled to a refund.
That is disgraceful and purely being selective with the facts to justify not giving you a refund.
Not forgetting that their is no guarantee at all that any said patches will resolve the issues with the game. What happens in January/feb if there are still major problems?
It's clear this game was barely ready for PC and not at all ready for everything else. It's a shame console launch timetables required them to ship such a complete mess to the public so the platform holders can have their next-gen launch game.
I wouldn't be surprised in six months, no one will remember the awful launch and will tout CP2077 as being a great launch title for these next-gen platforms which as of right now, can't even properly run said game.
I wouldn't be surprised in six months, no one will remember the awful launch and will tout CP2077 as being a great launch title for these next-gen platforms which as of right now, can't even properly run said game.
I know at least MS takes achievements seriously but obviously that doesn't mean they can't be broken. The same goes for saves. The problem will always be that they can only have so many people playing through the games. So if a bug only happens under set conditions testers are unlikely to see them in cert because testing isn't as rigorous as normal QA. I'm also assuming game devs are providing save states for testing to speed things along which also means things are missed. Ultimately blame has to be placed on the devs because the platform holders have a finite number of testing resources.
It's clearly Cyberpunk.
Avengers bombing is an embarrassment to Square.
Cyberpunk has actively damaged the reputation of a company to the point that people had to get mass refunds and the game got delisted. That's absolutely nuts.
Right? Avengers was an average game that likely won't make gamers too hesitant on future Square titles.
But Cyberpunk is all CDProjekt has and what will that mean for the next title in 3+ years?