Joseignacio -> RE: When? (1/26/2010 8:34:04 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Numdydar ... I am not sure why people expect so much from a $40-$50 game anyway. If it cost $1,000 then my expectations would be much different, lol. If $40 means that much to you where you get so upset you get banned, you probably should not be buying games anyway. I look at any game purchase as 'throwing money away (so does my wife too for that matter lol)' as 80% I only play once, (maybe twice if patched or enhanced) and never touch again. As an example, I paid $50 for Empire TW played it once, got it patched, played it again and have not touched it since because it is very bad imho. Do I feel ripped off? Yes. Do I wish I had never bought it? Yes. Am I so upset I am ranting on the CA forums to the point I get banned? No. I just move on. ... 1 -In the first place, I expect quality on what I buy no matter the price. 2 - In the second place, this is more evident if the rice is related to the product. A game of 1000 euros is out of question, since the usual price of a game is around 50-60 €, 50-60 $ for you lucky guys. I mean that to charge you for a game 50 € and it's unplayable is comparable to buying a laptop for 1000 € and it's unusable. Of course, if the game was 5€ and the laptop was a bargain of 100 € it is more understandable that the quality can be lesser. 3 - It's not the same to come as you did, find a product that you didn't know and buy it, as being following the game, believe the promises they make you about the perfomance of the game in developement, contributing to it, buying it, keep on reading lies, having to test the game at home for months (to report bugs so that they can be corrected), with crashes to desktop, games inconcluded, hundreds of hours thrown away although the game had been declares Ready by developer/distributor. 4 - Even if it was 1 €, it's a personal matter to complain on somebody who scams you, but even more if they do like this, like absolute crooks.
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