Shortest. war. ever.saintdane05 said:So I guess the WarZ...
...is over. We can send the troops home.
To sum up this entire situation quite accurately...
"It's over. A lot of people look pissed."
Shortest. war. ever.saintdane05 said:So I guess the WarZ...
...is over. We can send the troops home.
Doesnt absolve Valve of the fact that they let this garbage on their marketplace in the first place in much the same way Apple can't be allowed to get away with lettin blatant ripoffs onto their app store.Beryl77 said:To think that I once considered getting this game, glad I waited. The whole development of this game has been one scandal after another.
At least Valve responded quick and people can get a refund.
I really hope this is true.faefrost said:I am really hoping in this case that Valve, like most such merchants has at a minimum a few days time before payments are sent or posted to the vendor. At least long enough to insure that fraud isn't occurring. Their bank would probably insist on it, so there is a good chance that Sergei has not seen an actual dime yet.
I've seen a handful of botched launches on Steam. But in every case I can remember, the devs were quick to respond, admit fault and begin working on fixes immediately. But even then in the case of botched launches, it usually boiled down to glaring technical problems. Not complete lies and deceit. The way Hammerpoint handled this entire thing is shocking.Aeryn Seoung said:Give them a chance? Hahahahaaa. It's like they don't even realise that they've pretty much tarnished the image of the game (And the studio) permanently.
What made me laugh the most browsing through the community pages of the game was those screenshots of people trying to get refunds and Hammerpoint pretty much threatening to blacklist their paypal if they did so. It makes me glad that people who brought it through steam aren't going to have to go through this, as opposed to those who brought it off the site.