Sounds to me you’re just trying to generalize every person asking for a refund.

For a procedurally generated game, it seems reasonable that players familiar with such games might just think “Hey, maybe the game’s sucked this long because of RNG.” I mean it’s happened to me in games where I just run a very, very unlucky streak for multiple hours. So yes, there’s plenty of justification to want a…

That is a very poor excuse. When you being told a car will have this and that, then you buy it, and all you got was a lemon, then you have every right to get your money back.

It’s not the fact that “it’s just ones and zeroes”; it’s the fact that it behaves like literally no other commodity. It’s infinitely replicable and alterable. It’s less like a TV and more like a joke. When was the last time you felt bad for copying a comedian’s knock-knock joke? They’re not the same thing.

No, that is taking things out of context, for instance, I played with disbelieve for a long time, telling myself “there should be something more, this cant be it”. The game for example was advertised as to get more varied closer to the center of the galaxy, FALSE, its the same thing over and over, with different…

It was a promised feature that the developers didn’t clearly communicate was being removed prior to release. And it’s for each individual player to determine how much that matters. If it’s a small thing for you and you love the game then that’s great. But you can’t tell someone else that they can’t request a refund…

No its still the companies fault. They have rules against false advertising and this game fits those rules exactly.

You were lied to. 50% of the features to be included in the game are not even there. Just becuase you cant figure out that you were lied to doesnt make it not so.

“it isn’t what some unrealistically expected it to be”

the amount of apologetic articles appearing about this fucking game is worse than the tedium of playing it