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10/18/2017 9:31:38 PM
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I'd be with you except for the fact that you've put a bunch of time into the game. If you didn't enjoy it from beginning to now, that sucks, but it's too late to want a refund.
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I stayed to help more casual friends who hadn’t caught up yet. They finally are hitting 305 and dropping like flies as we wait for CODww2.
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I tried before I had even met Hawthorne. As soon as I heard about the shader system change. Unfortunately I couldn't return it.
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Did you purchase the disc or digital? I've read the MS has a return policy similar to steam now for digital sales so that should help mitigate issues like this going forward. Also, did you continue to play afterward? Just curious.
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I got disk. And I have continued to play because I didn't have a way to prevent them from getting my money so I might as well. I have refused to interact with the shader system and will not even consider buying any silver until, at the very minimum, the shader system is fixed.
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[quote]I'd be with you except for the fact that you've put a bunch of time into the game. If you didn't enjoy it from beginning to now, that sucks, but it's too late to want a refund.[/quote] But according to Bungie the game doesn't really begin until you hit level 20 so....
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Excellent point
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I don't know if that's according to Bungie or not, but it's definitely what most defending the game say. Either way though, putting almost 200 hours into a game and then asking for a refund is a bit of a reach. Even if you hate every moment of playing the game.
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I asked for a refund the second week when I hit 305 on my first raid. Knew it was garbage. This post was also meant to be a joke but clearly the Bungie fanboys will bring their torches to any thread.
