That's a really shitty thing to do.
Tell me you're kidding.
Shovel Knight devs said something similar and went back on it multiple times. It is entirely possible that this is something they want to do rather than a mistake. Equally so, it could be a mistake
lol, what? How is it a shitty thing to do? Valve will know which copy was from when? What's the harm is trying and seeing if they okay it?
That's a really shitty thing to do.
Tell me you're kidding.
Is it worth it to buy another copy and try to get a refund on a copy bought during the Summer sale? It's been more than 2 weeks and I played it for 6 hours (completed it once).
edit: I can't even find the dialog choice for refunding it because it was cheaper.
That's a really shitty thing to do.
Tell me you're kidding.
He played the game for 6 hours and finished it.
No it's not. That's actually one of the intended ways to use Steam refunds, it's right in the FAQ
It's completely up to the individual on whether it is shitty.
No, it's not an intended use of the system to buy a game, play it to completion, and then a month later when it's cheaper in a price error, try to refund your purchase.
He played the game for 6 hours and finished it.
Yeah. And it's a really shitty thing to do.
Oh, lol. Okay. Yeah, that's kinda not nice. No way is Valve refunding him.
Side note. Kinda disappointing the game is only 6 hours, but I guess quality over quantity is what I'd prefer with my huge backlog.
Oh, lol. Okay. Yeah, that's kinda not nice. No way is Valve refunding him.
Side note. Kinda disappointing the game is only 6 hours, but I guess quality over quantity is what I'd prefer with my huge backlog.
Might be a rush run, since it seems like the average run is like 10-11.
That's a really shitty thing to do.
Tell me you're kidding.
Is it worth it to buy another copy and try to get a refund on a copy bought during the Summer sale? It's been more than 2 weeks and I played it for 6 hours (completed it once).
edit: I can't even find the dialog choice for refunding it because it was cheaper.
is there any way they can charge us more if we already bought the game?
i'd probably just refund it at that point.
When I bought it during the Summer sale I thought it wouldn't get cheaper until the Winter sale. It's been ~3 weeks since I bought it and it's now available for almost a third the price I paid for it. I'm not trying to claim any moral highroad but I don't think it's egregious either if this is not a price mistake.
Nope.
Yep, it's a pricing error on Valve's end. Mahler just confirmed it on another forum (it's in German, so I guess there's not much point in linking it).
When I bought it during the Summer sale I thought it wouldn't get cheaper until the Winter sale. It's been ~3 weeks since I bought it and it's now available for almost a third the price I paid for it. I'm not trying to claim any moral highroad but I don't think it's egregious either if this is not a price mistake.
edit: Turns out it's a price mistake and I couldn't even find the proper options to request a refund anyway so it's moot.
Yep, it's a pricing error on Valve's end. Mahler just confirmed it on another forum (it's in German, so I guess there's not much point in linking it).
This definitely isn't intentional, guys. So I'm happy for everyone who got Ori at that price... but goddamn, I hope we'll be getting paid for this mess-up