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Also, reviews and video streaming, there is no excuse.
Never said it was a flaw with the refund system. Hence the "I know it's my fault." It's just bad customer service to have a time based refund policy that counts down AT THE MAIN MENU BRO.
Achievements can trigger anytime? So if I don't have the tutorial/first mission complete achievement and only 2.1 hours play time.... I should just go cry in a corner?
Thirdly, your quoting the refund policy to people who clearly know the refund policy. Like what is your actual deal dude?
Flat out, your wrong. I've worked enough customer service to know it's just a bad policy. Yet, people defend it like your a noob or something. Making the refund policy better ain't gonna hurt anyone bro lmao
If you know the refund policy there is no reason to complain. Note: It does not have a clause for "i fell asleep."
Secondly if you "worked enough customer service" you follow the company policy.
And finally i also listed other refund policies which you seemingly overlooked.
Ah yes. And let me guess now you're gears are turning over the refund system.
The not fun option is informational only. You can refund for any reason, a game isn't fun is a valid reason. It doesn't imply the refund system is wrong, or not long enough to always play a game to determine if it's fun or not.
If you need to refund a game and aren't sure if it's fun or not because you didn't get to play it enough, then you'd pick a different reason wouldn't you? Or decide it's not fun (so far). Your concerns over the utility of the not fun option aren't a problem for Valve to solve.
The refund policy is clearly stated. It's just an option to refund a game. That's it. If you're reading more into and making up problems, you're free to stop at any time.
The refund policy isn't going to change because of your perception of the utility of the not fun option. If the game wasn't fun pick it, if you don't know, pick a different reason. The system isn't going to change so you can feel better about that specific option. That would be silly.
Review aggregates aren't promises. They are strictly on the YMMV, because if you actually read reviews you'll find there's people who don;t like the game.
Yeah you can put the game not being fun if thats the decision you have come to within the two hour limit. WHat's so cionfusing about that? Many, if not most people can tell whether or not they're having fun with a game within the first two hours.
Why?
If you're playing the game for more that 2 hours you're clearly enjoying it :P WHy would you spend hours playing a game you aren'ty enjoying?
Just like you can't watch a movie and then ask for a refund for not liking it. Your supposed to research the movie first.
If it takes you 3 hours to learn the controls I think maybe gaming is not for you.
I mean I tend to go slow in games or drag my feet. Two hours would be a limited amount of time for me to play a game and develop opinions or expertise about it. Difference is I don't believe the refund policy needs to accommodate my playstyle.
But anyway, your gate keeping is even worse than some ignorant rube not having a grasp on the refund policy.
You do know that SAM exists, right ? You can unlock or even lock again achievements anytime you want. So, you finish the game, re-lock all your achievements and refund it ?
The refund policy being better hurts developpers/publishers, which are also customers of Valve as important as we are. The policy is actually fine. Reviews and YouTube exists and you can easily know if you're gonna like a game before buying with some rare exceptions.
Refunds aren't demos.
There are definitely a lot of games with character customization, cutscenes, tutorial levels, prologues, and etc that will stomp out those two hours. In those cases, I'd recommend no commentary walkthroughs.
Unskippable cutscenes pretty much say the devs are so full of themselves that they will force you to sit through their fanfiction performance, and that the devs don't intend for you to actually replay the game.
Refunds are not demos, regardless of options that you might be able to select.
The basic idea: you run the game, it doesn't work, you're too lazy to figure out why, so you return it. Takes less than 5 minutes of playtime.
Also, the whole idea that refunds aren't intended to "demo" games is so silly when Valve themselves have always advertised that refunds are issued for "any reason".
https://store.steampowered.com/steam_refunds
No it's not "BaD cUsToMeR sErViCe". Refunds aren't meant to be a demo system for people to lazy to do research. That money isn't some magical plant that no one is going to miss when you take it back.
And Valve will also remove your ability to get refunds when you abuse the system so that "BUT VALVE SAID" is a complete cop out.