Lois McMaster Bujold "A Civil Campaign"Reputation is what other people know about you. Honor is what you know about yourself. Guard your honor. Let your reputation fall where it will. And outlive the ***
Mettaricana wrote: »[Snip]. you got the expansion play it etc quit walking around with your hand out next you're gonna want a refund everytime something is on sale "um i bought that horse for 2500 crowns its on sale next year for 2200 crowns wheres me 300 crowns im so done with being *** on..."
[Edited to remove baiting/flaming]
lets take it point by point, shall we? now, while I can only speak for american prices, I can say right now that price of morrowind HAS gone down. at launch - it was $40 american dollars for basic upgrade, so I'm guessing unless exchange rate has gone back to 1 us dollar = 1 australian dollar, at that same exchange rate - Summerset upgrade is $60 not 30. and if exchange rate HAVE fluctuated that much, well.. that is not responsibility of ZoS either. moreover - the first time morrowind went down in price was couple of months after release - to half price. $20. essentialy people who bought it at launch? could have waited 2 months and gotten it at half price. do we deserve compensation? no, becasue that is how sales work. and to top it off - morrowind upgrade is currently a NORMAL price (not discounted, baseline) $20 american. half the price of what it was at launch. so its value DID in fact go down, NOT remained constant.
I have purchased things for full price before. only for them to go on sale the very next week. does it suck? yes. yes it does. however. I am NOT entitled to compensation. occasionally companies will make an exception and if the purchase was made very close to the sale (we are talking a few days) - they MIGHT give you a coupon to cover the difference, to be used for future purchases. they are however NOT obligated to do so unless its stated explicitly in their terms of service that they will.
Nix hound mount is not a compensation. its a gift and a bonus for those who bought the game at a specific time. its a little thank you reward.
point 4 was covered in point 1.
last but not least - its not free its a bonus WITH PURCHASE. you have to fork over the money NOW to get it.
oh and... speaking of setting precedent. to reiterate something I said earlier in this thread. I bought this game as a preorder. imperial edition. it cost me $80. do you know how much its selling for now. not $80 however... the value of it is that I HAD THE GAME THIS ENTIRE TIME. I. GOT. MY. MONEY's WORTH. you do NOT get to ask for compensation after you got exactly what you paid for WHEN you paid for it, just becasue it eventually went on sale for a lower price.
I can't speak for other countries, but in mine there are laws in place to get you your money back (or the difference) if you purchase something at full-price a couple of days before it goes on sale or gets a permanent price decrease. Like with a pair of shoes, for instance.Lets use your example, you bought something at full price, next week it goes on sale. and most people will learn to accept it. but what if you bought it this week, next week they are handing it out for free, but you, as a person who bought it for full price are not entitle to get another one. how would you feel? does it hurt zos to reward their loyal patron a little, so show that they care? or perhaps our patronage means nothing to eso..
EDIT: I agree with you on that one, and I believe they're working towards that. The daily log-in rewards we'll be getting with Update 18 are a very good first step towards that, and I hope they'll reintroduce a loyalty program. I understand if they don't want to tie it to subscribing, but I''m sure they can figure something out.of course ZOS want to everyone to unlock content, and i agree giving morrowind for free is a good strategy. but shouldn't shouldn't they also reward their loyal player base as well? does it really hurt anyone to put some sugar for their loyal customer??
Mettaricana wrote: »[Snip]. you got the expansion play it etc quit walking around with your hand out next you're gonna want a refund everytime something is on sale "um i bought that horse for 2500 crowns its on sale next year for 2200 crowns wheres me 300 crowns im so done with being *** on..."
[Edited to remove baiting/flaming]
it is not about on sale or not, are they making morrowind free? if yes then we have no issue. if they are still charging people for morrowind, they we should get some sort of compensation for it. since we didlets take it point by point, shall we? now, while I can only speak for american prices, I can say right now that price of morrowind HAS gone down. at launch - it was $40 american dollars for basic upgrade, so I'm guessing unless exchange rate has gone back to 1 us dollar = 1 australian dollar, at that same exchange rate - Summerset upgrade is $60 not 30. and if exchange rate HAVE fluctuated that much, well.. that is not responsibility of ZoS either. moreover - the first time morrowind went down in price was couple of months after release - to half price. $20. essentialy people who bought it at launch? could have waited 2 months and gotten it at half price. do we deserve compensation? no, becasue that is how sales work. and to top it off - morrowind upgrade is currently a NORMAL price (not discounted, baseline) $20 american. half the price of what it was at launch. so its value DID in fact go down, NOT remained constant.
I have purchased things for full price before. only for them to go on sale the very next week. does it suck? yes. yes it does. however. I am NOT entitled to compensation. occasionally companies will make an exception and if the purchase was made very close to the sale (we are talking a few days) - they MIGHT give you a coupon to cover the difference, to be used for future purchases. they are however NOT obligated to do so unless its stated explicitly in their terms of service that they will.
Nix hound mount is not a compensation. its a gift and a bonus for those who bought the game at a specific time. its a little thank you reward.
point 4 was covered in point 1.
last but not least - its not free its a bonus WITH PURCHASE. you have to fork over the money NOW to get it.
oh and... speaking of setting precedent. to reiterate something I said earlier in this thread. I bought this game as a preorder. imperial edition. it cost me $80. do you know how much its selling for now. not $80 however... the value of it is that I HAD THE GAME THIS ENTIRE TIME. I. GOT. MY. MONEY's WORTH. you do NOT get to ask for compensation after you got exactly what you paid for WHEN you paid for it, just becasue it eventually went on sale for a lower price.
i think you misunderstood the issue, the issue is not on sale price. it is not about the price of morrowind. Yes, it is currently 50% off if you like to buy it directly. and no one really have any issue with that.
Lets use your example, you bought something at full price, next week it goes on sale. and most people will learn to accept it. but what if you bought it this week, next week they are handing it out for free, but you, as a person who bought it for full price are not entitle to get another one. how would you feel? does it hurt zos to reward their loyal patron a little, so show that they care? or perhaps our patronage means nothing to eso..
The reason of why people are unhappy is because only those who bought the base game, and didn't buy expansion are rewarded for their...hmm...lack of interest in eso? for that new player have a different bundle, and it is a even cheaper/better deal.
Eso is a game with almost unlimited spending cash shop. (1500 crown for character slot, 5000 crown for assistant, crown pot, crown repair kit, crown soul gem) . now tell me which one is more important to the game. Customer who constantly spend cash in their game. or people who have been playing for a while but never bother to buy any additional upgrade.
of course ZOS want to everyone to unlock content, and i agree giving morrowind for free is a good strategy. but shouldn't shouldn't they also reward their loyal player base as well? does it really hurt anyone to put some sugar for their loyal customer??
P.s. please do not talk about the 12 month thing, people could have bought morrowind days before the announce of the summerset. or the fact that some other business does it, which make it ok. people still robing and murder till this very day, does that make them legal and correct? a business who do respect their paying customer mostly likely will not go very far.
Lois McMaster Bujold "A Civil Campaign"Reputation is what other people know about you. Honor is what you know about yourself. Guard your honor. Let your reputation fall where it will. And outlive the ***
Mettaricana wrote: »[Snip]. you got the expansion play it etc quit walking around with your hand out next you're gonna want a refund everytime something is on sale "um i bought that horse for 2500 crowns its on sale next year for 2200 crowns wheres me 300 crowns im so done with being *** on..."
[Edited to remove baiting/flaming]
it is not about on sale or not, are they making morrowind free? if yes then we have no issue. if they are still charging people for morrowind, they we should get some sort of compensation for it. since we didlets take it point by point, shall we? now, while I can only speak for american prices, I can say right now that price of morrowind HAS gone down. at launch - it was $40 american dollars for basic upgrade, so I'm guessing unless exchange rate has gone back to 1 us dollar = 1 australian dollar, at that same exchange rate - Summerset upgrade is $60 not 30. and if exchange rate HAVE fluctuated that much, well.. that is not responsibility of ZoS either. moreover - the first time morrowind went down in price was couple of months after release - to half price. $20. essentialy people who bought it at launch? could have waited 2 months and gotten it at half price. do we deserve compensation? no, becasue that is how sales work. and to top it off - morrowind upgrade is currently a NORMAL price (not discounted, baseline) $20 american. half the price of what it was at launch. so its value DID in fact go down, NOT remained constant.
I have purchased things for full price before. only for them to go on sale the very next week. does it suck? yes. yes it does. however. I am NOT entitled to compensation. occasionally companies will make an exception and if the purchase was made very close to the sale (we are talking a few days) - they MIGHT give you a coupon to cover the difference, to be used for future purchases. they are however NOT obligated to do so unless its stated explicitly in their terms of service that they will.
Nix hound mount is not a compensation. its a gift and a bonus for those who bought the game at a specific time. its a little thank you reward.
point 4 was covered in point 1.
last but not least - its not free its a bonus WITH PURCHASE. you have to fork over the money NOW to get it.
oh and... speaking of setting precedent. to reiterate something I said earlier in this thread. I bought this game as a preorder. imperial edition. it cost me $80. do you know how much its selling for now. not $80 however... the value of it is that I HAD THE GAME THIS ENTIRE TIME. I. GOT. MY. MONEY's WORTH. you do NOT get to ask for compensation after you got exactly what you paid for WHEN you paid for it, just becasue it eventually went on sale for a lower price.
i think you misunderstood the issue, the issue is not on sale price. it is not about the price of morrowind. Yes, it is currently 50% off if you like to buy it directly. and no one really have any issue with that.
Lets use your example, you bought something at full price, next week it goes on sale. and most people will learn to accept it. but what if you bought it this week, next week they are handing it out for free, but you, as a person who bought it for full price are not entitle to get another one. how would you feel? does it hurt zos to reward their loyal patron a little, so show that they care? or perhaps our patronage means nothing to eso..
The reason of why people are unhappy is because only those who bought the base game, and didn't buy expansion are rewarded for their...hmm...lack of interest in eso? for that new player have a different bundle, and it is a even cheaper/better deal.
Eso is a game with almost unlimited spending cash shop. (1500 crown for character slot, 5000 crown for assistant, crown pot, crown repair kit, crown soul gem) . now tell me which one is more important to the game. Customer who constantly spend cash in their game. or people who have been playing for a while but never bother to buy any additional upgrade.
of course ZOS want to everyone to unlock content, and i agree giving morrowind for free is a good strategy. but shouldn't shouldn't they also reward their loyal player base as well? does it really hurt anyone to put some sugar for their loyal customer??
P.s. please do not talk about the 12 month thing, people could have bought morrowind days before the announce of the summerset. or the fact that some other business does it, which make it ok. people still robing and murder till this very day, does that make them legal and correct? a business who do respect their paying customer mostly likely will not go very far.
1. its. not. free. you have to buy summerset to get it. its not just given to people arbitrarily the way WoW expansion are automaticaly added to your accouynt once the new one goes life. you have. to make. a purchase.
2. I have actualy literally bought things only for them to go on deep sale less then a week later. I bought Batman, Taletale series for full price, only for it to be part of ps plus free games (assuming you have ps plus, which I did, becasue at the time I was playing some online stuff that required it) i paid $30 for something that was then give to people for "free" guess what? I'm not entitled to compensation.
morrowind is a limited time LIMITED TIME, caplocked and bolded for emphasis - promotion that requires a purchase to take advantage of. does it suck for someone who may have bought it very recently? yes. which is why I specifically mentioned that you could try contacting costumer service and see if they offer you a credit or a coupon towards a purchase. which btw is not guaranteed and nor are they obligated to give you one.
this is NOT disrespect of a paying costumer. this is costumer thinking they are right when they are in fact - WRONG.
mythlover20 wrote: »Wow, the sheer amount of abuse on this thread is staggering; but, for those of you who weren't, I'm going to clarify a few things for you.
1) I don't live in America; I live in Australia. Subsequently I have to deal with radical markups on everything you Americans get cheaply. So $80 wasn't for the extra bonus collector's edition. It was for the basic, no-frills, no-bonuses, no-extra-anything digital upgrade. That's it. Just the absolute basics of the Morrowind expansion. I wanted the Collector's edition, true. I also wanted the Summerset Collector's Edition until I stopped and thought about it; but, now as then, I didn't buy it. It costs too damn much.
2) I'm not the only one pissed off about this. I know people who bought the expansion just before Summerset's announcement, who paid actual money for something that people who waited an extra day, or week, or month are getting for free.
3) The nix-hound can not be interpreted as compensation because, for it to be compensation, they actually would have had to tell us it was compensation and what it was compensation for. At the time it was handed out Summerset was just a pipe dream with a handful of data-mined assets that ZoS and Bethesda didn't acknowledge, and ZoS themselves just said it was a thank you for those who bought Morrowind. That's it. No mention of another chapter, nor DLC, nor anything else that it could possibly allow us to AT THE TIME think it was compensation for anything.
4) The argument that Morrowind is valued less than it was at release is flawed due to one simple thing: the price for the bought edition has not gone down over time. It is still priced the same as it was before it was released. For it to be valued less, it also has to cost less. It's a digital item, not a physical one that will degrade over time.
5) It doesn't matter that it is a "Pre-Order Only" exclusive; it is still being given away for free to those who didn't fork out the money like the vast majority of the player base. It exists simply as incentive to get more new players, hence the "catering to new players" remark made in my opening post.
And... I think that's it? Honestly, after about the fifth post calling me a *** for demanding equal treatment across the player base I gave up reading them. If you're happy having to pay for something others are having handed to them, fine; but those of us who stop to think realise its just setting up the precedent to do it all over again. Next time they'll probably get a free copy of the base game, too, as well as all the expansion packs, which by then would have a net value of over $200, or a week's rent and groceries. But as my GM said a few minutes ago: how dare I demand compensation. We live in an age of entitlement, and I'm a *** for saying that those who didn't pay for something should have to just like everyone else.
Oh, and he was being sarcastic when he said that, by the way. He and the rest of the guild are even more livid than I.
Also, keep in mind, that I'm not the only one who would benefit from it. You will be too. So, riddle me this: why are you against being compensated for paying money, and getting free stuff for your loyalty, as well as the new players who get Morrowind for free? Honestly, did none of you realise this?
Gods, why do I keep trying to help you people?
MLGProPlayer wrote: »Morrowind isn't factored into the price. It's a free addition to the package. There is nothing to reimburse you for.
starkerealm wrote: »ParaNostram wrote: »How is this thread still going?
Because nothing ever truly dies around here.
Mettaricana wrote: »[Snip]. you got the expansion play it etc quit walking around with your hand out next you're gonna want a refund everytime something is on sale "um i bought that horse for 2500 crowns its on sale next year for 2200 crowns wheres me 300 crowns im so done with being *** on..."
[Edited to remove baiting/flaming]
it is not about on sale or not, are they making morrowind free? if yes then we have no issue. if they are still charging people for morrowind, they we should get some sort of compensation for it. since we didlets take it point by point, shall we? now, while I can only speak for american prices, I can say right now that price of morrowind HAS gone down. at launch - it was $40 american dollars for basic upgrade, so I'm guessing unless exchange rate has gone back to 1 us dollar = 1 australian dollar, at that same exchange rate - Summerset upgrade is $60 not 30. and if exchange rate HAVE fluctuated that much, well.. that is not responsibility of ZoS either. moreover - the first time morrowind went down in price was couple of months after release - to half price. $20. essentialy people who bought it at launch? could have waited 2 months and gotten it at half price. do we deserve compensation? no, becasue that is how sales work. and to top it off - morrowind upgrade is currently a NORMAL price (not discounted, baseline) $20 american. half the price of what it was at launch. so its value DID in fact go down, NOT remained constant.
I have purchased things for full price before. only for them to go on sale the very next week. does it suck? yes. yes it does. however. I am NOT entitled to compensation. occasionally companies will make an exception and if the purchase was made very close to the sale (we are talking a few days) - they MIGHT give you a coupon to cover the difference, to be used for future purchases. they are however NOT obligated to do so unless its stated explicitly in their terms of service that they will.
Nix hound mount is not a compensation. its a gift and a bonus for those who bought the game at a specific time. its a little thank you reward.
point 4 was covered in point 1.
last but not least - its not free its a bonus WITH PURCHASE. you have to fork over the money NOW to get it.
oh and... speaking of setting precedent. to reiterate something I said earlier in this thread. I bought this game as a preorder. imperial edition. it cost me $80. do you know how much its selling for now. not $80 however... the value of it is that I HAD THE GAME THIS ENTIRE TIME. I. GOT. MY. MONEY's WORTH. you do NOT get to ask for compensation after you got exactly what you paid for WHEN you paid for it, just becasue it eventually went on sale for a lower price.
i think you misunderstood the issue, the issue is not on sale price. it is not about the price of morrowind. Yes, it is currently 50% off if you like to buy it directly. and no one really have any issue with that.
Lets use your example, you bought something at full price, next week it goes on sale. and most people will learn to accept it. but what if you bought it this week, next week they are handing it out for free, but you, as a person who bought it for full price are not entitle to get another one. how would you feel? does it hurt zos to reward their loyal patron a little, so show that they care? or perhaps our patronage means nothing to eso..
The reason of why people are unhappy is because only those who bought the base game, and didn't buy expansion are rewarded for their...hmm...lack of interest in eso? for that new player have a different bundle, and it is a even cheaper/better deal.
Eso is a game with almost unlimited spending cash shop. (1500 crown for character slot, 5000 crown for assistant, crown pot, crown repair kit, crown soul gem) . now tell me which one is more important to the game. Customer who constantly spend cash in their game. or people who have been playing for a while but never bother to buy any additional upgrade.
of course ZOS want to everyone to unlock content, and i agree giving morrowind for free is a good strategy. but shouldn't shouldn't they also reward their loyal player base as well? does it really hurt anyone to put some sugar for their loyal customer??
P.s. please do not talk about the 12 month thing, people could have bought morrowind days before the announce of the summerset. or the fact that some other business does it, which make it ok. people still robing and murder till this very day, does that make them legal and correct? a business who do respect their paying customer mostly likely will not go very far.
1. its. not. free. you have to buy summerset to get it. its not just given to people arbitrarily the way WoW expansion are automaticaly added to your accouynt once the new one goes life. you have. to make. a purchase.
2. I have actualy literally bought things only for them to go on deep sale less then a week later. I bought Batman, Taletale series for full price, only for it to be part of ps plus free games (assuming you have ps plus, which I did, becasue at the time I was playing some online stuff that required it) i paid $30 for something that was then give to people for "free" guess what? I'm not entitled to compensation.
morrowind is a limited time LIMITED TIME, caplocked and bolded for emphasis - promotion that requires a purchase to take advantage of. does it suck for someone who may have bought it very recently? yes. which is why I specifically mentioned that you could try contacting costumer service and see if they offer you a credit or a coupon towards a purchase. which btw is not guaranteed and nor are they obligated to give you one.
this is NOT disrespect of a paying costumer. this is costumer thinking they are right when they are in fact - WRONG.
1) if it not free, then thats means all paying customer are buying at a higher rate. while people who didn't unlock any upgrade get the sale price. which make even more sense to ask for Reimbursement
2. yes, on sale and add in to the bundle but not apply to you is two different story. morrowind have been on sale for a while now. do you see anyone complain? now they are including morrowind in the next pre order bundle. but only those with base game but never bother to buy morrowind(Even when it is on sale) get it. doesn't this sound like a healthy business model to you?
yes morrowind is a LIMITED TIME offer. but on the other hand so is the summerset pre order. we are simplly asking for a "limited time offer" that when you pre order summerset and already own morrowind, you get some other type of Reimbursement.
if this is not disrespect to the paying customer, then what is. please do explain.
Lois McMaster Bujold "A Civil Campaign"Reputation is what other people know about you. Honor is what you know about yourself. Guard your honor. Let your reputation fall where it will. And outlive the ***
Mettaricana wrote: »[Snip]. you got the expansion play it etc quit walking around with your hand out next you're gonna want a refund everytime something is on sale "um i bought that horse for 2500 crowns its on sale next year for 2200 crowns wheres me 300 crowns im so done with being *** on..."
[Edited to remove baiting/flaming]
it is not about on sale or not, are they making morrowind free? if yes then we have no issue. if they are still charging people for morrowind, they we should get some sort of compensation for it. since we didlets take it point by point, shall we? now, while I can only speak for american prices, I can say right now that price of morrowind HAS gone down. at launch - it was $40 american dollars for basic upgrade, so I'm guessing unless exchange rate has gone back to 1 us dollar = 1 australian dollar, at that same exchange rate - Summerset upgrade is $60 not 30. and if exchange rate HAVE fluctuated that much, well.. that is not responsibility of ZoS either. moreover - the first time morrowind went down in price was couple of months after release - to half price. $20. essentialy people who bought it at launch? could have waited 2 months and gotten it at half price. do we deserve compensation? no, becasue that is how sales work. and to top it off - morrowind upgrade is currently a NORMAL price (not discounted, baseline) $20 american. half the price of what it was at launch. so its value DID in fact go down, NOT remained constant.
I have purchased things for full price before. only for them to go on sale the very next week. does it suck? yes. yes it does. however. I am NOT entitled to compensation. occasionally companies will make an exception and if the purchase was made very close to the sale (we are talking a few days) - they MIGHT give you a coupon to cover the difference, to be used for future purchases. they are however NOT obligated to do so unless its stated explicitly in their terms of service that they will.
Nix hound mount is not a compensation. its a gift and a bonus for those who bought the game at a specific time. its a little thank you reward.
point 4 was covered in point 1.
last but not least - its not free its a bonus WITH PURCHASE. you have to fork over the money NOW to get it.
oh and... speaking of setting precedent. to reiterate something I said earlier in this thread. I bought this game as a preorder. imperial edition. it cost me $80. do you know how much its selling for now. not $80 however... the value of it is that I HAD THE GAME THIS ENTIRE TIME. I. GOT. MY. MONEY's WORTH. you do NOT get to ask for compensation after you got exactly what you paid for WHEN you paid for it, just becasue it eventually went on sale for a lower price.
i think you misunderstood the issue, the issue is not on sale price. it is not about the price of morrowind. Yes, it is currently 50% off if you like to buy it directly. and no one really have any issue with that.
Lets use your example, you bought something at full price, next week it goes on sale. and most people will learn to accept it. but what if you bought it this week, next week they are handing it out for free, but you, as a person who bought it for full price are not entitle to get another one. how would you feel? does it hurt zos to reward their loyal patron a little, so show that they care? or perhaps our patronage means nothing to eso..
The reason of why people are unhappy is because only those who bought the base game, and didn't buy expansion are rewarded for their...hmm...lack of interest in eso? for that new player have a different bundle, and it is a even cheaper/better deal.
Eso is a game with almost unlimited spending cash shop. (1500 crown for character slot, 5000 crown for assistant, crown pot, crown repair kit, crown soul gem) . now tell me which one is more important to the game. Customer who constantly spend cash in their game. or people who have been playing for a while but never bother to buy any additional upgrade.
of course ZOS want to everyone to unlock content, and i agree giving morrowind for free is a good strategy. but shouldn't shouldn't they also reward their loyal player base as well? does it really hurt anyone to put some sugar for their loyal customer??
P.s. please do not talk about the 12 month thing, people could have bought morrowind days before the announce of the summerset. or the fact that some other business does it, which make it ok. people still robing and murder till this very day, does that make them legal and correct? a business who do respect their paying customer mostly likely will not go very far.
1. its. not. free. you have to buy summerset to get it. its not just given to people arbitrarily the way WoW expansion are automaticaly added to your accouynt once the new one goes life. you have. to make. a purchase.
2. I have actualy literally bought things only for them to go on deep sale less then a week later. I bought Batman, Taletale series for full price, only for it to be part of ps plus free games (assuming you have ps plus, which I did, becasue at the time I was playing some online stuff that required it) i paid $30 for something that was then give to people for "free" guess what? I'm not entitled to compensation.
morrowind is a limited time LIMITED TIME, caplocked and bolded for emphasis - promotion that requires a purchase to take advantage of. does it suck for someone who may have bought it very recently? yes. which is why I specifically mentioned that you could try contacting costumer service and see if they offer you a credit or a coupon towards a purchase. which btw is not guaranteed and nor are they obligated to give you one.
this is NOT disrespect of a paying costumer. this is costumer thinking they are right when they are in fact - WRONG.
1) if it not free, then thats means all paying customer are buying at a higher rate. while people who didn't unlock any upgrade get the sale price. which make even more sense to ask for Reimbursement
2. yes, on sale and add in to the bundle but not apply to you is two different story. morrowind have been on sale for a while now. do you see anyone complain? now they are including morrowind in the next pre order bundle. but only those with base game but never bother to buy morrowind(Even when it is on sale) get it. doesn't this sound like a healthy business model to you?
yes morrowind is a LIMITED TIME offer. but on the other hand so is the summerset pre order. we are simplly asking for a "limited time offer" that when you pre order summerset and already own morrowind, you get some other type of Reimbursement.
if this is not disrespect to the paying customer, then what is. please do explain.
disrespect to paying customer is not delivering the product you sold.
putting said product on sale at a later date or adding it to a promotion is NOT disrespect.
people who are only getting morrowind with summerset upgrade... HAVEN"T BEEN PLAYING IT UP UNTIL THIS POINT.
people buying early are ALWAYS paying higher rate. we are paying higher rates BECAUSE we are getting it early and get to play it early. no one is stopping you from waiting until sale. I guaranteed you that in 3-4 months TOPS, summerset is going to go on sale for at least half off. don't even have to wait the whole year for another promotion.
you. are not. entitled. to reimbursement. of any. sort.
there is. NO. disrespect. happening. here
this is a very. typical. business. model.