Update: I GOT a refund for DNF
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Duke Nukem hasn`t changed? Oh yeah, thats right, if someone hit you in duke 3d, you also had to hide like a pussy for 10 secs behind a wall, before you could blow someone up again. Also, in Duke 3d, you could only have 2 weapons equipped, and it was also extremly linear, also it had tons of driving sections that sucked. Oh wait...HassEsser said:
Anyways, congrats OP, didnt know that was possible. Also god im glad i didnt buy that piece of shit.
But, if a person ate the entire pie, that person must have enjoyed it, at some level. At least, that is the very easy argument for the baker to make. It also helps matters that this argument is nearly impossible for the person demanding the refund to counter.TU4AR said:
80$ is 40£. At least the last time I checked 1£ is around 2$.JWRosser said:
New games in Sweden go for 600SEK, which is like.. 65£ or something. I'm pretty tired, so my math might be way off.
So you'd expect money back for the empty pie plate that you hand in after you buy and eat the thing and then decide you don't like it after all? I doubt many stores would refund you for that.TU4AR said:
Steam it seems gives refunds for things like "I am unable to use this entertainment product" but not for things like "I played this game through and didn't like it."
You played the game through. You're paying to play the game through. You got what you paid for. You did not pay for the sense of satisfaction at the end, entertainment products do not carry that guarantee.
This is why you look at reviews and such before you buy entertainment products. Because that's being a smart consumer.
Most of the reviews on DNF say its humor falls flat, and it has awkward design choices. Many people who are fine with that bought it and enjoyed it. You bought it, and did not enjoy it, probably for those reasons. 'It didn't fit my taste' isn't a valid reason.
If you buy a pie, and say 'Oh I was hoping this was a shephard's pie' and they go 'but the sign says cherry pie' it's not refundable, you got what you paid for.
You played the game through. You're paying to play the game through. You got what you paid for. You did not pay for the sense of satisfaction at the end, entertainment products do not carry that guarantee.
This is why you look at reviews and such before you buy entertainment products. Because that's being a smart consumer.
Most of the reviews on DNF say its humor falls flat, and it has awkward design choices. Many people who are fine with that bought it and enjoyed it. You bought it, and did not enjoy it, probably for those reasons. 'It didn't fit my taste' isn't a valid reason.
If you buy a pie, and say 'Oh I was hoping this was a shephard's pie' and they go 'but the sign says cherry pie' it's not refundable, you got what you paid for.
As a man myself, I think it would be nicer to worship a woman rather than another man.Cool Welshy said:
So can we have an empress instead?I wanted DNF because I was sick of the modern shooters coming out 5 times a month and when I got one of those shooters with duke thrown in I was rather disappointed and I think that's why most others are, some parts felt like a Duke Nukem game but only a small amount. have developers forgotten how to make old school games?
No offense, but not if Square and Ubisoft, at the same time no less, have their mits on it. They're no Ion Storm, sure, but I wouldn't trust those two companies to make a good Deus Ex game. Period.TU4AR said:
I'm buying my Balls of Steel version once I get my bills paid next week.
