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- Purchase date not older than 14 days.
- Gameplay not longer than 2hrs.
If break either one the automatic system deny you.
If you want to try you luck with support, you go to your purchase history > select the order you want to refund > select "I have questions about this purchase" then explain why you want a refund.
And I bought Call of Duty MW II as I understood the DLC and I would like to return the money for the purchased goods , but this is not possible for the reason that time is taken into account in the game is Warzone 2.0 . I kind of wrote to tech. support as you wrote, I will wait for a response. In fact, this is a big deception of Steam users who do not know about it, and cunning developers use this loophole and stuff their wallets
The issue is when Activision decided to couple WZ2 with MWII making the play time count towards both titles together.
But since they are separate appIDs, support can see the play time difference between the 2 but only a manual ticket will have a person actually look at it, while the automated system does not.
Do this...
And don't touch WZ2/DMZ until you get a response.