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I was playing devil's advocate, lol. I'm ok with this actually
And I was just using what you said =3
I was playing devil's advocate, lol. I'm ok with this actually
Easiest $30m Nintendo will ever make
It´s not about the damn money.
And I was just using what you said =3
There's actually a best practice for this, since many other services do it.
- Charge as little as possible (8-20 cents, for example)
- When the charge goes through, give the user that much in credit
As long as the user purchases /anything/ going forward, it's effectively a 0.00 fee.
They should charge of all accounts, to prevent lying kids from setting up fake adult accounts.
What about this idea is awesome? What will it even accomplish? It's literally nickle and diming, but I guess this proves that Nintendo fans will literally support anything that Nintendo does.
And that you will get pissed at anything with a nintendo logo...
What about this idea is awesome? What will it even accomplish? It's literally nickle and diming, but I guess this proves that Nintendo fans will literally support anything that Nintendo does.
No. Because it's stupid. Either the parent is setting up the account and therefore doesn't need to see a .50 cent charge on his CC to see that an account has been setup for his child. Since, you know, it's redundant.
Or the child is setting up his own Wii. In which case he's incentivized to lie about his age and say he's 18.
EDIT: Unless the OP is misleading and everyone is getting charged. Then it's still stupid, but slightly less. CC should not be required to set up an account. MS' abuse with this shows how it can get out of hand when they decide you can't remove it.
It's about the principle
Can someone explain what it is about, then?It´s not about the damn money.
lol.
Kid bought GTA 5
Kid asked for CC fee
Kid rages
What about this idea is awesome? What will it even accomplish? It's literally nickle and diming, but I guess this proves that Nintendo fans will literally support anything that Nintendo does.
I'm going to assume the people who love it love the roguish audacity of it rather than they love the idea of unnecessary nonrefundable charges that are ultimately easily circumvented.
I'm going to assume the people who love it love the roguish audacity of it rather than they love the idea of unnecessary nonrefundable charges that are ultimately easily circumvented.
Sure, $.50 is nothing to flip your shit over, but its the principle. There's no reason for this.
The non-refundable part is unnecessary, I agree.
Can someone explain what it is about, then?
It makes sense?Paypal charges like 2 cents to a card when they set it up, so I guess this is kinda like that. It makes sense, but paypal also refunds those couple cents.
Can't wait for people to flip out over it.
Quite a few companies do this, but they refund the amount.
There's actually a best practice for this, since many other services do it.
- Charge as little as possible (8-20 cents, for example)
- When the charge goes through, give the user that much in credit
As long as the user purchases /anything/ going forward, it's effectively a 0.00 fee.
I'm sure reaction by quite a few people would be very different if this fee was thought up and charged by Activision.I can't wait until the "Account Activation Fee" column shows up in their next financial report.
Can't believe people are actually defending this. Guess there are defense forces for everything these days.
Gets something that was otherwise free of charge...The kid gets online. Kid get SOMETHING
On the other hand, this system will weed out the biggest of idiots as they won't be clever enough to figure that out.
The reason is just a measure of verification toward parents when they are letting children access content on the Wii U.
Not people, Nintendo fans.
Sure, $.50 is nothing to flip your shit over, but its the principle. There's no reason for this.
Why $.50 then? Why not $.01?
This is to prevent people to create fake under 18 accounts. That's why it's not refundable. I'm guessing kids won't be able to interact with adults unless it's changed in the Parental security. Some are thinking about it the wrong way actually.That's really the only thing I'm arguing about. If they refunded it I wouldn't have a problem.
This is just adding control so minors don't make accounts.
Why $.50 then? Why not $.01?
Make it 20 bucks.
Just cause you bought something doesn't mean you don't harbor a bias against it most people in your position do it to legitimize their complaints no matter how pointless and shallow they may be.Which is why I own a WiiU?