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They have *absolutely no way* to prove 'the game was just sitting on' - that counts toward your time, period.
A real person -a real live human being - has reviewed ALL SIX of your requests.
You have fallen outside the refund period. When did you buy it? Longer than 2 weeks? Since you're already 2x the time played limit, that will factor in too.
I strongly suggest you head over to the forum hub for the game, and *get help there* to get your machine working with the game. It's yours, since they've already read and re-read your request, and denied it *multiple times*. Any further times will just be wasting any of your and their valuable time.
If they went only by what people said, anyone could just abuse the refund system and make up any story they want to, and get refunds when over the limits.
You agreed to the terms of the sale at checkout, and the refund policy that states the limits are 2 hours and 14 days.
https://store.steampowered.com/steam_refunds/
I purchased the game less than a week ago, I really have not played it more than 30 mins, I have a ton of VR games that are great and working perfectly, I do not know why Skyrim is so buggy/laggy.
If it is indeed true that a real person has reviewed each of the tickets then this is very sad, I needed to leave the house and stupidly left the game on. They should be able to see my progress/quest status and realise that I am telling the truth.
If the .exe was running, it all looks like playtime. Again, anyone could just make up any story they want to, and sadly many would, to abuse the system and get refunds when over the limits.
Play game for hours and hours and hours
Claim the game was only left "running" and not being played
Get refund
Rinse and repeat
The best you can do is send a ticket, but that's about it, if they deny you 6 times pretty clear they're might not refund you at all.
You can try making a ticket as you like. Steam support > My account > Data related to my account > Scroll to the bottom click on contact support.
Log in to the Steam client - click on steam support - click on help at the top of the screen - click on 'Purchases' - click on the purchase of the game - I have a question about this purchase - explain the issue politely.
Don't play the game at all until you have received an answer.
Asking for the refund to go to your wallet seems to help.
I hope they provide the refund, its the first time I have ever asked for a refund in 9 years!
Creating a ticket and explaining the situation has resulting in Steam refunding the game. It is my only refund in 9 years so they made an exception.
Keep on keeping on people and go buy VR sets to play on, it will blow your mind!
Proved wrong again.
Please stop spreading misinformation.
For what game? When did you purchase it on Steam? How many hours of game time do you have?
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/1679190184052872730/?tscn=1556244147#c1679190184053186404
This was the answer for me:
- Log in to the Steam client
- Click on steam support
- Click on help at the top of the screen
- Click on 'Purchases'
- Click on the game
- I have a question about this purchase