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| The way some of the Steam forum trash act is singularly incredible. by Ice Cream Jonsey 04/02/2017, 12:45pm PDT | ||||
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So, I would briefly outline, in terms of rudeness, this: - Buy it and want a refund because it doesn't work? Fine. - Buy it and want a refund because it is bad? Sure. - Buy it and want a refund because it wasn't the GAME IN YOUR MIND? This isn't as acceptable as the other two, but nobody is going to stop you. - Buy it and get a refund and then leave a negative review anyway? To me, this is so fucking childish. - Buy a $12 game, get a refund and then leave a negative review warning away others? Again, childish. And then there is nuance in here. Some companies treat their customers terribly. Sometimes it's just a small group of people. And I am just focused on fake customers here, believe me, devs can be in the wrong. There was some post going around about an overwritten plea from some walking simulator creator giving a sob story so a person who finished the game wouldn't refund it (and then they dropped the price of their game in a Steam sale a month later.) But back to customers: - Buy a $12 game, get a refund, leave a negative review and then leave (and bump!) a forum post asking them to all get Playstations and a copy of some EA Sports game? Actually, that wraps around and becomes totally fine again. ICJ |
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Great game. by 04/01/2017, 12:01pm PDT  The way some of the Steam forum trash act is singularly incredible. by 04/02/2017, 12:45pm PDT Assholishness aside - are they valid complaints? NT by 04/03/2017, 1:45pm PDT Re: Assholishness aside - are they valid complaints? by 04/03/2017, 5:39pm PDT |
