They could also just fit with something mediocre and call it done, like that would be the logical thing to do if they wanted fast-money and under-deliver from the first place.
there has not been lack of opportunities to Backers get their money back, due those very same changes.
And @1500, good thing they aren't finished, and good thing it's just your opinion of "broken code and junk" regarding to things like AC & FM.
Well, I've tried several times to get my money back based on their total backpedaling on VR support and have been refused and subsequently ignored. Thus directly leading to FAR more online crankiness about Chris Roberts along with several friends convinced not to buy in, so CIG if you're reading: BAD TACTICAL MOVE.
I'm not sure where you get your knowledge of their refund process or how many opportunities they offer. Have you gotten a refund from them? Are you friendly with customer service? I don't get it.
Good thing i'm not alone on mines either.
If AC and the FM are that bad for you, you may have a better use of your time on another game to play... maybe ED?
Well, bad for you then, many people that got the opportunity and wanted got their money back on the right time. If you're talking about what happened with VR support when they became silent about it, then you should have got a refund a long time ago.
Just ask on the people who got their refunds on this thread, on the people who do have tried for refunds, i bet there's more people with refunds granted here, than the contrary around.
i bet there's more people with refunds granted here, than the contrary around.
On another note, there's always this misconception that the veteran backers are not supportive of Star Citizen scope increase or the flight model. That is utterly false.
They are supportive, it's just a tiny minority that is not. If you consider original backers the ones backing before the original kickstarting campaign you would have roughly 100k folks, now let's assume they are even one hundred disgruntled backers, that's what ? 0,1 percent of original backers! Let's give a boost to one thousand disgruntled backer, OK 1%, hardly a majority.
Truth is money talks and money only comes if people like what they see, since funding as been increasing EVERY single year update after update, even with the delays and game choices it's clear as water that they are doing something right. As for the game and it's design choices only later when all the mechanics are implement we have a better understanding of the overal picture.
Why? I don't understand where you're getting this confidence to state how many refunds are going out and how many are being refused.
Because people on this thread complain about things, that are pretty much years old, about the KS scope changing and about what SC become not being the game they want to play and blah blah blah...
And at the same time, remained backers when it was fully public even on the media, CIG was pretty much giving no-questions-asked refunds. And now, the refund policy is stricter...
I think the better analogy would be Apple Pie with Hot Fudge, whipped cream and strawberries chillin' on top![]()
This is not black and white as you make it.
Friend here, decided to go for a refund i think shortly before that whole Escapists drama, he got an email to confirm he wanted the refund and the details, that on the case, paypal, and he got refunded far he said 2 weeks later.
There's also people on this very same thread, that reported refunds granted during Feb this year, requested on late-december, also with no complications or fight over it.
Refunds again?...we've circled this drain a few times before
Some people got em, some people didn't and the stories we have so far are anecdotal and inconsistent for either case.
Refunds again?...we've circled this drain a few times before
Some people got em, some people didn't and the stories we have so far are anecdotal and inconsistent for either case.
I disagree, SC is one of the most heavily marketed games ever. It's not the backers fault they believed what they were told.
Let the buyer beware is a sensible approach, and should be applied to all products. Standard marketing techniques such as trailers, press releases, salesmen, reviews (in paid publications) and paid employee's posing as customers should all be regarded as biased information sources.
However when the standard marketing exaggeration becomes deliberate snake oil selling it's a different kettle of fish altogether. In that instance it's definitely the seller who needs to beware.
I don't know if SC is the software equivalent of snake oil, only time will tell.
I'm not joking at all.