Why do people run this game through steam? It only adds another issue to deal with.

Bharge wrote: »

Hi guys,

As I said in the title, I bought eso plus for 90 day on PC, and..... got no crowns.
I'm not even an xbox player, as I saw this *** is known and accepeted by players, just a regular pc guy that wanted to buy stuff from crown store.

It's so unacceptable, I mean this is the first game, in my entire gaming hystory, where I buy in game currency and got nothing in return. First time ever.
Even with the worst pay to win companys line nexon has the decency to give you what you pay for.

So it's the last time I pay for anything related with bethesda or zenimax.

Have a nice day

talk to customer service, since a very large release involving the use of crowns has come out, a week at most is reasonable for you to wait for a response. any longer would be unreasonable since we all know why you wanted those crowns. at that point, if the crowns haven't shown up and customer service hasn't gotten back to you then do a chargeback. Since not all of what you purchased was delivered and no one got back to you in a reasonable time frame (after a week, after a big release of new content you likely wanted into). Stick it to the man.

Bharge wrote: »

It might be due to the fact that as new players, we are not aware of the mess it is.
if I had to do it again, I sure would avoid buying this game through steam.

I don't do mmos or games with or that I expect to have large cashs hops through steam for a couple of main reasons. If there are issues, steam will not issue refunds for those type of purchases and chargebacks could cost your entire steam account not just an account for a single game that is likely crap or with a company you don't gaf about anyways. The second being, if there are glitches or troubles with your order you now have TWO companies to go through to get it sorted out and chances are at least for a while they will play hot potato with you hoping you either give up and they get your money for nothing or else it leads back to the first reason I avoid it. Having the list half full of strangers you met on counterstrike or something being able to see in steam that you're playing an mmo or some crummy ftp game isn't worth risking a large transaction or you entire steam account if you aren't the type to sit back and let somebody rip you off. Since once in a while, a chargeback is the only recourse. Like with the warz game for example, only warz and neverwinter have I ever done chargebacks over. And neither was paid for through steam thank god almighty. It was around the launch of neverwinter, and due to their failure to reset the server after an exploit that affected it's economy to this day, and warz was just a plain fraud. I haven't done refunds or chragebacks otherwise, but in op's case I would have if i didn't have the goods withina week and especially if I never heard back about it. The loss of account can be looked at as, if a company will steal from you, it isn't a loss since you should break ties of your own free will anyways. I looked at neverwinter that way.