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Fordítási probléma jelentése
Do you mean "EARTH DEFENSE FORCE 6"?
From the Steam store page:
Nice try, but this information was added after the game released. Do a little more effort and search the forums next time.
I purchase the games in faith that they will be in a working complete state unless specified on the page and that all information for the game will be listed on the game sales page. If information is changed and added after the fact in bad faith, I refund the game, along side many others, out of principle.
Looks like you've ran into this situation a couple times before. You keep buying, you keep refunding, refusing to learn your lesson. That's on you. Solve that problem, stop preordering alltogether, problem solved.
I mean, you arent wrong. This is the way forward now I guess.
Either way, it's not "now" that is the way. It's only now that you've found out.
It was a figure of speech. I guess that went over your head though.
I never said I was not aware of the limits, but nice strawman attempt.
Not really. Have a great week.
Maybe you should have mentioned that in your OP (you edited it now
I also edited my post to remove the unnecessary store link.
Anyway, you must have refunded a lot of games to get that warning.
The only solution to your problem is to stop preordering and avoid Early Access.
It takes quite a few refunds to get such a warning. The reason for those refunds has nothing to do with why one received said warning either.
If you are requesting too many refunds, then you need to look at how you research games before hand. It is suggested you read reviews (from more then one place), watch videos of gameplay and ask questions in the game's game hub, before deciding if you want to buy the game or not.
As the message would also have said, "refunds are not to demo games."
I suggest not focusing on the game you received the warning with, as the reason for why you are requesting the refund is not the reason why you got the warning.
You could have also seen all the negative reviews yourself too.