Thank god, I thought the US had a monopoly on stupid until I read your post. Cheers!

This caught me as a surprise, so I took the time to research this before football starts today. In Australia, consumers are generally entitled to a full refund if they cancel their contract of sale with the seller within a reasonable time. This time frame is usually before the consumer has used the goods a lot.  Witch Queen was released in 2022. 🤔 Cooling-off period  For online purchases, there is often a "cooling-off" period of 14 days from the date of delivery. During this period, consumers can change their minds and request a refund. To your credit, you can sue an online reseller. But, this usually only works if said company has a physical presence in Australia, which they (Bungie) do not. I will tell you from experience, if you go this route, you had better bring Thor's hammer. Your law states the specific ways in which to bring a claim, yet you clearly signed an online agreement in order to purchase and play said product since 2022 as you stated. Your own Competition and Consumer Act of 2010 has most of the details of this. In other words, you aren't getting a dime back. Let's not try to be a first year law student on a forum.

You really think our government gives two craps about Bungo's business practices? Take the hit and just quit, money spent be damned.

Yes.