• William
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    361 year ago

    Is it a “review bomb” for complaining about a legit problem with the game that stops you from playing?

    • @[email protected]
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      91 year ago

      But it was included in the game launch announcement? People getting mad about not reading before clicking is absurd.

      • LeadersAtWork
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        1 year ago

        I’ve worked retail and promise you: A sign could be flashing Hunter Orange, have several arrows pointing to it, with a dozen Vegas Peacock Dancers behind, four trumpets blaring, and be the size of a billboard, and people still won’t read it.

        • @[email protected]
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          And is that the fault of the business? No. Entitled consumers bitching about something that was plainly communicated on the store page and upon game launch, and clicked to accept the terms is still ridiculous.

          • DebatableRaccoon
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            151 year ago

            The requirement was disabled. Most people aren’t lawyers and shouldn’t be expected - or legally obligated - to read a legal document before engaging in an everyday task. Do you want life to be like this, boot-licker?

          • @[email protected]
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            81 year ago

            Just want to jump on the train of calling you a bootlicker for defending piece of shit corpos and ignoring human nature :)

          • @[email protected]
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            41 year ago

            Listen I try to read every agreement myself, but I missed this one too. Was this something you really caught and understood on reading the EULA?

            I also hate EULAs being AFTER purchase and download.