This game will never come back.

[Fat Bussy Fart Slave]

It's a shame i liked this game before the devs drove the player base away by ignoring it, I thought there was a chance of influx of players due to D&D recent crybabies, but if not even the sheer crying and threatening got them to come here, then this game is in fact dead.

[Fat Bussy Fart Slave]

wow, seems like a couple comments got deleted. i see the harsh truth upset whatever moderator.

[GodTierAsta]

this game sucks and the devs suck

[NitritO]

600 playing, new lower record! Congratulations!!

[Zeel Ara]

Yup, they well and truly dropped the ball on this one. Misjudged what players wanted from the game, were too stubborn to change priorities once it became clear, and paid the price for it.

[🍉 Lashello 🍉]

Devs don't listen and they deserve this mess! And I don't even think a new season is coming. This game’s basically dead, We’ll see how they plan to refund all the money we’ve thrown at this game, buying pointless junk in a game that's already six feet under.

[Sentient Roomba]

Originally posted by 🍉 Lashello 🍉:

Devs don't listen and they deserve this mess! And I don't even think a new season is coming. This game’s basically dead, We’ll see how they plan to refund all the money we’ve thrown at this game, buying pointless junk in a game that's already six feet under.

They have no moral or legal obligation to refund anything

[Brihar]

Originally posted by 🍉 Lashello 🍉:

Devs don't listen and they deserve this mess! And I don't even think a new season is coming. This game’s basically dead, We’ll see how they plan to refund all the money we’ve thrown at this game, buying pointless junk in a game that's already six feet under.

They dont have to and they wont. This is entirely on you for trusting unknown dev and buying MTX. You do not own any digital goods on steam and everything vanishes with the game. Hope you learned something.

[Lu2]

Originally posted by Brihar:

Originally posted by 🍉 Lashello 🍉:

Devs don't listen and they deserve this mess! And I don't even think a new season is coming. This game’s basically dead, We’ll see how they plan to refund all the money we’ve thrown at this game, buying pointless junk in a game that's already six feet under.

They dont have to and they wont. This is entirely on you for trusting unknown dev and buying MTX. You do not own any digital goods on steam and everything vanishes with the game. Hope you learned something.

i got burned again after 12 years . last free to play game i got screwed was from namco and bugbear Ridge Racer Unbounded which was just deleted from steam

this seems to be more common theme with free to play games . which you cant refund money

however paradox does same with war of roses and that wiking game from fatshark . that was more strange departure due to scam publishers that keeps publishing games , wonder how many peaople were able to refund t in that case

[🍉 Lashello 🍉]

Originally posted by Sentient Roomba:

Originally posted by 🍉 Lashello 🍉:

Devs don't listen and they deserve this mess! And I don't even think a new season is coming. This game’s basically dead, We’ll see how they plan to refund all the money we’ve thrown at this game, buying pointless junk in a game that's already six feet under.

They have no moral or legal obligation to refund anything

If the game gets taken down, Steam's got your back with a refund. Happened to me with the day before, once the game hit dead status, I hit up Steam, and they refunded every penny I’d dropped on it, because it's not my fault the DEV took an online game down and I paid for it, then it has to stay online.

[Brihar]

Originally posted by 🍉 Lashello 🍉:

If the game gets taken down, Steam's got your back with a refund. Happened to me with the day before, once the game hit dead status, I hit up Steam, and they refunded every penny I’d dropped on it, because it's not my fault the DEV took an online game down and I paid for it, then it has to stay online.

The day before was massive false advertisement (basically fraud) and there was a massive backlash thats the reason steam intervened. They refunded everyone even if you did not refund yourself. This wont happen everytime. You wont get refunded just because a f2p is discontinued. If you think a Dev has to keep an online game in a working state forever because you paid for it, then you are in for a surprise and reality check.

[Sentient Roomba]

Originally posted by 🍉 Lashello 🍉:

Originally posted by Sentient Roomba:

They have no moral or legal obligation to refund anything

If the game gets taken down, Steam's got your back with a refund. Happened to me with the day before, once the game hit dead status, I hit up Steam, and they refunded every penny I’d dropped on it, because it's not my fault the DEV took an online game down and I paid for it, then it has to stay online.

The day before was taken off steam within 4 days of launch and was falsely advertised cost 40$ upfront it's not comparable to dungeonborne a FTP game with microtransactions (steam only refunds microtransactions if you dont get what you payed for) dungeonborne has never advertised itself as more than what it is. If dungeonbornes servers shut down that is the risk you took spending money on an earlyaccess title

[🍉 Lashello 🍉]

Originally posted by Brihar:

Originally posted by 🍉 Lashello 🍉:

If the game gets taken down, Steam's got your back with a refund. Happened to me with the day before, once the game hit dead status, I hit up Steam, and they refunded every penny I’d dropped on it, because it's not my fault the DEV took an online game down and I paid for it, then it has to stay online.

The day before was massive false advertisement (basically fraud) and there was a massive backlash thats the reason steam intervened. They refunded everyone even if you did not refund yourself. This wont happen everytime. You wont get refunded just because a f2p is discontinued. If you think a Dev has to keep an online game in a working state forever because you paid for it, then you are in for a surprise and reality check.

That is simply not true, developer has to make an offline version of the game if they are taking it down, otherwise you're in the right for a refund, because you paid for ingame stuff that the developer took offline. Aside from steam, that is a US Law. Not even steam has anything to do with it.

"If you believe you have a reason for a refund related to a now-offline free-to-play game, please contact Steam support and explain the issue."

[Brihar]

Not believing you the slightest. If thats remotely true why havent I ever heard about this? Games are getting shut down constantly, even whole shops (nintendo), yet never seen any news about mass refunding except rare cases like The Day Before. Strange isnt it? When this game goes offline, feel free to post a screenshot of your refunds. Best of luck to you.

[🍉 Lashello 🍉]

Originally posted by Brihar:

Not believing you the slightest. If thats remotely true why havent I ever heard about this? Games are getting shut down constantly, even whole shops (nintendo), yet never seen any news about mass refunding except rare cases like The Day Before. Strange isnt it? When this game goes offline, feel free to post a screenshot of your refunds. Best of luck to you.

if they take the game down, I'll gladly post my refund screenshot links, for sure. so everyone can go and do the same. They deserve it.

[Sentient Roomba]

Originally posted by 🍉 Lashello 🍉:

Originally posted by Brihar:

The day before was massive false advertisement (basically fraud) and there was a massive backlash thats the reason steam intervened. They refunded everyone even if you did not refund yourself. This wont happen everytime. You wont get refunded just because a f2p is discontinued. If you think a Dev has to keep an online game in a working state forever because you paid for it, then you are in for a surprise and reality check.

That is simply not true, developer has to make an offline version of the game if they are taking it down, otherwise you're in the right for a refund, because you paid for ingame stuff that the developer took offline. Aside from steam, that is a US Law. Not even steam has anything to do with it.

"If you believe you have a reason for a refund related to a now-offline free-to-play game, please contact Steam support and explain the issue."

"If you believe you have a reason for a refund related to a now-offline free-to-play game, please contact Steam support and explain the issue"
Steam is not going to take "the servers went down 8 months after i bought a microtransaction" as a valid reason for refund. Steam doesn't expect online games to host servers forever