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Edited by shonik09: 4/26/2015 2:17:55 PMIt's still false advertising. That clause is for shit companies who don't give a -blam!- about customers. Why the -blam!- should you ever buy anything based on what they tell you in an advert then, you shouldn't trust anything a company tells you about they're product right?
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Yep, nobody realizes that when we bought the game we agreed to those terms.
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Not a get out of jail card. I'm happy with what I bought, but I'm sure legal cases exist where plaintiffs had the upper hand because the changes from TOS were too drastic.
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Edited by P00K: 4/25/2015 1:24:48 PMIt's not about their legal right and the fine print. (for reference - http://i.imgur.com/wgJR5PR.png) The folks that are upset over it are so because what is advertised is not what is being delivered. For me, I would much rather have the arena style experience and all the extra goodies that they're packing in than a Raid. Truth is I don't even enjoy the Raid that much other than the social aspect. But I can certainly understand why "Read the fine print" doesn't make folks feel better. I'm not bashing Bungie nor am I defending them. (Hell, they have Activision's "Lawyer Mountain™" they don't need me). I'm just saying try to understand the other person's point of view. What if the HoW announcement said "no activities, missions, story, weapons, or gear. Only a new NPC vendor that sold you wolf-themed hats for your guardian". Would "Content subject to change" cover that? Yep. Would you be okay with it? No.* *Unless you were one of those "hat" people who love any game that throws in hats.
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Sounds TF2ish... Hats...
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[quote]"All content is subject to change"[/quote]
