I just wish there was something we could do, just to let these companies know it's not okay. The whole "vote with your wallet" doesn't seem to work, as the majority of casual buyers don't really look into these things (aren't aware), or don't care. So it allows them to keep doing it over and over. Companies like this only will care, if they start getting a lot of negative PR and get embarrassed.
So I'm not sure what the solution is. But I wish someone could organize something to strike back at this bullshit.
Agree . Valid points on many casuals not being aware that's why a gaf/enthusiasts sourced finding makes sense . Like I said I personally don't have much of a problem with these things simply because I mostly play very few new games a year and most of my tastes are sp (nd etc) so I haven't had to deal with broken products . I do my mp on well established games like cs go dota etc . I can imagine if I just got a new copy of cs and it's like 2 months without online working properly I would absolutely want the right to return that copy if I choose to do so .
I've not been in that situation so I dunno how I would react but this bs of well do a one time courtesy refund as a favour has to stop . If I choose not to return the game I'm doing you a favour . You're not doing me a favour by taking back your broken product .