xylena_lazarow wrote: »Other games compensate players when there are bans. MTG Arena refunds wildcards for banned cards. While I like the new meta so far, a lot of cash and time for a lot of people has gone down the drain due to the Cyro set bans, and that does not feel good. I wouldn't mind having back all the mats I wasted on banned sets, or all the previously useless set pieces I deconned that are suddenly relevant again.
FrumpyCourage wrote: »Sorry to blow your fantasies to smithereens but you all admitted that you bought the DLC's to get access to the sets - so you have used the DLC's in which case you have no legal ground on a refund.
Just pointing that flaw in your thinking out, couldn't care less otherwise...
Dear ZOS,
Over the years, I have played this game faithfully. My favorite was and is PvP. It always has been and always will be. And over those same years, I was so excited each time a DLC was dropped. Not because I like pve, but because of the new armor that was coming out and how awesome it was to have the new armor for pvp.
Now, I sit with a maxed out bags and bank full of armor that I cannot use in pvp anymore. I never played the DLCs. I only bought them for the armor, but now you have removed the ability for me to use them in pvp until September. I'd like to have a refund for the DCLs that I never played but purchased because I couldn't get the armor otherwise.
Could you please direct me to the person I need to talk to in your organization for the refund, please?
FrumpyCourage wrote: »Sorry to blow your fantasies to smithereens but you all admitted that you bought the DLC's to get access to the sets - so you have used the DLC's in which case you have no legal ground on a refund.
Just pointing that flaw in your thinking out, couldn't care less otherwise...
Most of the people who complain about proc sets are fringe players who would complain about anything they see in their death recap. "If it killed me it must be OP, nerf nao!"
The reality of the situation is that good players will dominate fringe players, and it doesn't matter what tools are available.... as long as everyone has access to the same tools. The idea that fringe players are being carried by proc sets is false, because skilled players in proc sets have been destroying them all along. If everybody is running around in proc sets (as has been the case for years), then it's all about who can use the 10 skills, 2 ults, quickslots, line of sight, ani and block cancelling, game experience and knowledge, and so forth better.
Stop blaming gear! It's players that are killing you. The same people that were killing you in proc sets are now killing you in stat sets. It's the same people on the leaderboards today as it was 2 months ago. Why is that an elusive concept for many?
Soul_Demon wrote: »FrumpyCourage wrote: »Sorry to blow your fantasies to smithereens but you all admitted that you bought the DLC's to get access to the sets - so you have used the DLC's in which case you have no legal ground on a refund.
Just pointing that flaw in your thinking out, couldn't care less otherwise...
And with the pointing out that we had access to the parts of the DLC that we purchased it for----remind us we no longer have access to those things.
Circular logic really.....one either can or can not use the DLC- part of it not being accessible (armor doesn't work) is 'No access' and not 'partial access therefore access'
But really its just one group of players who may feel this way.....the PvP only players. Others more than likely view the gear as 'perks' rather than the only reason they made the purchase.
Dear ZOS,
Over the years, I have played this game faithfully. My favorite was and is PvP. It always has been and always will be. And over those same years, I was so excited each time a DLC was dropped. Not because I like pve, but because of the new armor that was coming out and how awesome it was to have the new armor for pvp.
Now, I sit with a maxed out bags and bank full of armor that I cannot use in pvp anymore. I never played the DLCs. I only bought them for the armor, but now you have removed the ability for me to use them in pvp until September. I'd like to have a refund for the DCLs that I never played but purchased because I couldn't get the armor otherwise.
Could you please direct me to the person I need to talk to in your organization for the refund, please?
FrumpyCourage wrote: »Soul_Demon wrote: »FrumpyCourage wrote: »Sorry to blow your fantasies to smithereens but you all admitted that you bought the DLC's to get access to the sets - so you have used the DLC's in which case you have no legal ground on a refund.
Just pointing that flaw in your thinking out, couldn't care less otherwise...
And with the pointing out that we had access to the parts of the DLC that we purchased it for----remind us we no longer have access to those things.
Circular logic really.....one either can or can not use the DLC- part of it not being accessible (armor doesn't work) is 'No access' and not 'partial access therefore access'
But really its just one group of players who may feel this way.....the PvP only players. Others more than likely view the gear as 'perks' rather than the only reason they made the purchase.
Have you ever bothered to read the TOS before you clicked and agreed to them so you can go PvP'ing as fast as possible? I guess not, because it explains almost everything you are complaining about:
Basically, you agree that ZoS is the owner of the game and they can make changes whenever they feel the need (amongst a lot of other things you should really be concerned about).
So if you got access to the game and the DLC's then you must have agreed to it, right? I really don't see the problem here...
And why is it that the PvP'ers are the only group that constantly gets their knickers in a twist over this game?
There are other groups here that have been made promises and been let down and you don't hear them getting aggressive like that. If you don't like the game anymore, nobody forces you to play it.
Soul_Demon wrote: »FrumpyCourage wrote: »Soul_Demon wrote: »FrumpyCourage wrote: »Sorry to blow your fantasies to smithereens but you all admitted that you bought the DLC's to get access to the sets - so you have used the DLC's in which case you have no legal ground on a refund.
Just pointing that flaw in your thinking out, couldn't care less otherwise...
And with the pointing out that we had access to the parts of the DLC that we purchased it for----remind us we no longer have access to those things.
Circular logic really.....one either can or can not use the DLC- part of it not being accessible (armor doesn't work) is 'No access' and not 'partial access therefore access'
But really its just one group of players who may feel this way.....the PvP only players. Others more than likely view the gear as 'perks' rather than the only reason they made the purchase.
Have you ever bothered to read the TOS before you clicked and agreed to them so you can go PvP'ing as fast as possible? I guess not, because it explains almost everything you are complaining about:
Basically, you agree that ZoS is the owner of the game and they can make changes whenever they feel the need (amongst a lot of other things you should really be concerned about).
So if you got access to the game and the DLC's then you must have agreed to it, right? I really don't see the problem here...
And why is it that the PvP'ers are the only group that constantly gets their knickers in a twist over this game?
There are other groups here that have been made promises and been let down and you don't hear them getting aggressive like that. If you don't like the game anymore, nobody forces you to play it.
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Yes, I have read them....have you? Took the time to highlight the areas of concern. Pay close attention to 'access' and the most concerning part to you it seems is the disclaimers where they "Please note that ANY violation of these terms of service may constitute civil wrongs and/or criminal offenses and ZeniMax reserves the right to take such action as zenimax in its sole discretion deems appropriate in the circumstances. "
Without a violation of the TOS one would be hard pressed to excuse the removal of access to portions of the game as clearly here its in reference to your use being in line with the TOS and not some arbitrary 'revocation' of use...."just cause we felt like it" It clearly is referring to violations of the TOS as listed giving having that course of action and not on a whim.
You could try to argue another section refers to access being closed but is also in reference to other countries, blocking IP address' and other technical issues beyond their control. So you see----its access you bought and to have it removed without it being a technical issue, or a violation of TOS or some other 'necessary' reason....one would be hard pressed to explain selling something then immediately after the check clears removing part of it or even access to parts of it. You may read this differently, but this is how I read it.....and I think most reasonable people would interpret it the same way.
TheDarkRuler wrote: »Dear ZOS,
Over the years, I have played this game faithfully. My favorite was and is PvP. It always has been and always will be. And over those same years, I was so excited each time a DLC was dropped. Not because I like pve, but because of the new armor that was coming out and how awesome it was to have the new armor for pvp.
Now, I sit with a maxed out bags and bank full of armor that I cannot use in pvp anymore. I never played the DLCs. I only bought them for the armor, but now you have removed the ability for me to use them in pvp until September. I'd like to have a refund for the DCLs that I never played but purchased because I couldn't get the armor otherwise.
Could you please direct me to the person I need to talk to in your organization for the refund, please?
You used the armor of the DLC so you played the DLC:
I dont see a way why you deserve a refund. Even if you use 1% of content, you USED content.
TheDarkRuler wrote: »Dear ZOS,
Over the years, I have played this game faithfully. My favorite was and is PvP. It always has been and always will be. And over those same years, I was so excited each time a DLC was dropped. Not because I like pve, but because of the new armor that was coming out and how awesome it was to have the new armor for pvp.
Now, I sit with a maxed out bags and bank full of armor that I cannot use in pvp anymore. I never played the DLCs. I only bought them for the armor, but now you have removed the ability for me to use them in pvp until September. I'd like to have a refund for the DCLs that I never played but purchased because I couldn't get the armor otherwise.
Could you please direct me to the person I need to talk to in your organization for the refund, please?
You used the armor of the DLC so you played the DLC:
I dont see a way why you deserve a refund. Even if you use 1% of content, you USED content.
We no longer can use the content where we want to use it. Therefore, they have not fulfilled their end of the contract. As someone already mentioned, McDonald's cannot suddenly take the meat out of the hamburger and say, "We don't use meat anymore in the burgers." Would you accept it if McDonalds took the meat out of your burger after you paid for it and were sitting down to eat it? What if they took the meat out after you had paid and started eating it? And then just tells you that they can do anything they want to the menu while you are still in the restaurant eating? No. Unacceptable. So why is it allowed anywhere else in business? Any service that does that to customers would be considered fraud or theft.
dragonesti wrote: »I have 9 different PvP characters. I developed them to take advantage of all the different sets and styles that used to be available. Variety and creativity were the best parts of ESO PVP and now they are gone. It's like going thru the drive-thru and ordering the Jacked Up Burger with BBQ sauce, an onion ring, & pickles but when the food gets to your car, some dude runs out of the kitchen grabs your burger & scraps off the toppings with a spatula leaving you with only the patty & the bun. Then he says, "Hey sorry. Due to cooking times which we cannot improve. We are only serving plain burgers now." When you complain that you ordered the Jacked UP Burger and paid the extra cost for it, he says, "Oh well we reserve the right to serve you any kind of burger we want and some people are intimidated by our great line of specialty burgers and prefer boring bland burgers. Oh and we are going to pocket the difference between the burgers' cost ." And after asking if their cooking times improved they respond, "No but we're going to keep doing it anyway."