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I once had faith in Steam caring about its users when they refunded everyone and kicked this PoS off the store. But then they let it back in. That's probably where your money went; bribing Steam to allow this game to be relisted and look the other way from its newer victims.
Steam is a distribution platform. They're not responsible for the quality of the games.
When you go to your local game store, you'll find dozens of utter crap games sitting on the shelf. Is it the store's fault those games suck? I don't think so. No one's forcing people to buy them. It's the customer's own job to inform himself before buying something.
Seriously, all the people crying for refunds, it's their own damned fault. I mean, the metacritic score is displayed on the steam store page. 20/100. That should have been their first hint.
What did they expect from a game that doesn't have a single positive review?
By doing that, I found out that this "Sergey Titov" guy, was the same person behind "Big Rigs" and "War inc".
So I lol'd and knew to stay far away from this War Z game.
From the very beginning, it was quite obvious what the real intentions behind The War Z were.
Some Russian guy with a shady dev past, making big claims about his game: DayZ without the bugs, Bigger map then DayZ, unhackable (lol), a veteran team of devs that worked on a list of AAA games,... Basicaly making it sound too good to be true, right?
Here's an important lesson for you early adapters. When something sounds too good to be true, it probably isn't true.