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JC3 was patched fairly well since release... what are your PC specs?
i5-4690k
Nvidia 970
8GB DDR3 RAM
My PC keeps telling me "Memory is full" and crashes the game. There's nothing beside steam in my background.
I understand that, but I wish they made an exception for buggy/unplayable games. Oh well, either way I can take the loss and hope that the devs will fix that issue soon.
Yeah, but this is a major oversight in terms of refunds. Steam already splits that bundle. I own ROTR and can get that bundle for a massively reduced price. They can just take the cost of JC3 in that bundle and refund him that.
The point of refunds was to avoid buying stinking turds that don't run on your PC. That should not be limited to games bought individually. Now this person has a game they can't play and they have no recourse at all. I'm relatively sure this is not legal in most European countries. You should not be stuck with broken trash because you got it for slightly cheaper.
Refunds aren't really related to that and shouldn't be a way to cheat the system to get the discount anyway even if you're not buying the entire bundle.
If a game is so broken you can't play it, then you shouldn't have to be stuck with it. Steam needs to find a way around that. Being in a bundle is not excuse for being a broken piece of trash.