I am amazed at the tolerance here.
Zos offers something for sale, you buy it and then it doesn't work.
Disappointment (again) everywhere.
Indeed: "something" can go wrong once, but if "something" always goes wrong, thats not good and "there is a pandemic on" is no excuses. If an offer or a promise cannot be fulfilled, wouldn't it be better to postpone it?
Then no one is disappointed.
And please don't reply with the proposal to stop playing TESO, that is not a solution but an attemt to run away from a problem.
Quoting terms of service; 6. AVAILABILITY OF SERVICES AND CONTENT; GAME MAINTENANCE, PATCHES, UPDATES; TERMINATION OF SERVICES title.
"ZeniMax may patch, update, or modify a Service at any time with or without notice to You. Notwithstanding the foregoing, ZeniMax has no obligation to make available any patches, updates or modifications or correct any errors or defects in the Services. ZeniMax makes no guarantees about the persistence or availability of any user names or other personas at any time and assumes no liability for lost or deleted Account data. Except as prohibited by applicable law and subject to the Statutory Obligations (as defined in Section 1), You agree that ZeniMax will not be liable for any interruption of the Services, delay or failure to perform, any loss of Content (including, but not limited to, UGC, Game Mods and Downloadable Content), and/or Account data (including, but not limited to, Character data) resulting from any causes whatsoever. ZeniMax reserves the right to offer new Services, change and/or discontinue certain Services at any time in its sole discretion."
Not to bash company or anything, just letting you know by purchasing and playing the game, you agreed to these terms and none compensation has to be given to players by zenimax, unless they choose to.
DarknessShallFall wrote: »Also, you must remember it is hard to test things currently with the virus going around
It's already been postponed by a week which is why i'm scratching my head as to why zos is not offering refunds to a product it is struggling to deliver.Give you your are money back then you can't complain.
And what ever happens once something is paid for the customer is always right.
robertthebard wrote: »
It's already been postponed by a week which is why i'm scratching my head as to why zos is not offering refunds to a product it is struggling to deliver.Give you your are money back then you can't complain.
And what ever happens once something is paid for the customer is always right.
Really. That invalidates all the years I spent working in clubs. We routinely threw out customers that had paid a cover charge.
I am amazed at the tolerance here.
Zos offers something for sale, you buy it and then it doesn't work.
Disappointment (again) everywhere.
Indeed: "something" can go wrong once, but if "something" always goes wrong, thats not good and "there is a pandemic on" is no excuses. If an offer or a promise cannot be fulfilled, wouldn't it be better to postpone it?
Then no one is disappointed.
And please don't reply with the proposal to stop playing TESO, that is not a solution but an attemt to run away from a problem.
It's already been postponed by a week which is why i'm scratching my head as to why zos is not offering refunds to a product it is struggling to deliver.Give you your are money back then you can't complain.
And what ever happens once something is paid for the customer is always right.
CritsTheBed wrote: »
Wow, calm down. Issues happen. To expect some sort of compensation because your entitled self didn't get to play right at 8am on the dot is ridiculous. You want a working game or a broken game?
robertthebard wrote: »
It's already been postponed by a week which is why i'm scratching my head as to why zos is not offering refunds to a product it is struggling to deliver.Give you your are money back then you can't complain.
And what ever happens once something is paid for the customer is always right.
Really. That invalidates all the years I spent working in clubs. We routinely threw out customers that had paid a cover charge.
Right. Because that’s a perfectly valid analogy to what’s going on here. /s
I am amazed at the tolerance here.
Zos offers something for sale, you buy it and then it doesn't work.
Disappointment (again) everywhere.
Indeed: "something" can go wrong once, but if "something" always goes wrong, thats not good and "there is a pandemic on" is no excuses. If an offer or a promise cannot be fulfilled, wouldn't it be better to postpone it?
Then no one is disappointed.
And please don't reply with the proposal to stop playing TESO, that is not a solution but an attemt to run away from a problem.
It's already been postponed by a week which is why i'm scratching my head as to why zos is not offering refunds to a product it is struggling to deliver.Give you your are money back then you can't complain.
And what ever happens once something is paid for the customer is always right.
As someone who worked in customer service for a few years, I can absolutely, totally and unequivocally tell you that no, the customer is not always right. Rarely is a customer right.
I am amazed at the tolerance here.
Zos offers something for sale, you buy it and then it doesn't work.
Disappointment (again) everywhere.
Indeed: "something" can go wrong once, but if "something" always goes wrong, thats not good and "there is a pandemic on" is no excuses. If an offer or a promise cannot be fulfilled, wouldn't it be better to postpone it?
Then no one is disappointed.
And please don't reply with the proposal to stop playing TESO, that is not a solution but an attemt to run away from a problem.
It's already been postponed by a week which is why i'm scratching my head as to why zos is not offering refunds to a product it is struggling to deliver.Give you your are money back then you can't complain.
And what ever happens once something is paid for the customer is always right.
As someone who worked in customer service for a few years, I can absolutely, totally and unequivocally tell you that no, the customer is not always right. Rarely is a customer right.
I'm guessing your customer service wasn't very good then, where i come from if you pay for something and it's not what is promised then you get your money back hence the customer is always right.
I am amazed at the tolerance here.
Zos offers something for sale, you buy it and then it doesn't work.
Disappointment (again) everywhere.
Indeed: "something" can go wrong once, but if "something" always goes wrong, thats not good and "there is a pandemic on" is no excuses. If an offer or a promise cannot be fulfilled, wouldn't it be better to postpone it?
Then no one is disappointed.
And please don't reply with the proposal to stop playing TESO, that is not a solution but an attemt to run away from a problem.
It's already been postponed by a week which is why i'm scratching my head as to why zos is not offering refunds to a product it is struggling to deliver.Give you your are money back then you can't complain.
And what ever happens once something is paid for the customer is always right.
As someone who worked in customer service for a few years, I can absolutely, totally and unequivocally tell you that no, the customer is not always right. Rarely is a customer right.
I'm guessing your customer service wasn't very good then, where i come from if you pay for something and it's not what is promised then you get your money back hence the customer is always right.
I am amazed at the tolerance here.
Zos offers something for sale, you buy it and then it doesn't work.
Disappointment (again) everywhere.
Indeed: "something" can go wrong once, but if "something" always goes wrong, thats not good and "there is a pandemic on" is no excuses. If an offer or a promise cannot be fulfilled, wouldn't it be better to postpone it?
Then no one is disappointed.
And please don't reply with the proposal to stop playing TESO, that is not a solution but an attemt to run away from a problem.
It's already been postponed by a week which is why i'm scratching my head as to why zos is not offering refunds to a product it is struggling to deliver.Give you your are money back then you can't complain.
And what ever happens once something is paid for the customer is always right.
As someone who worked in customer service for a few years, I can absolutely, totally and unequivocally tell you that no, the customer is not always right. Rarely is a customer right.
I'm guessing your customer service wasn't very good then, where i come from if you pay for something and it's not what is promised then you get your money back hence the customer is always right.
I am amazed at the tolerance here.
Zos offers something for sale, you buy it and then it doesn't work.
Disappointment (again) everywhere.
Indeed: "something" can go wrong once, but if "something" always goes wrong, thats not good and "there is a pandemic on" is no excuses. If an offer or a promise cannot be fulfilled, wouldn't it be better to postpone it?
Then no one is disappointed.
And please don't reply with the proposal to stop playing TESO, that is not a solution but an attemt to run away from a problem.
It's already been postponed by a week which is why i'm scratching my head as to why zos is not offering refunds to a product it is struggling to deliver.Give you your are money back then you can't complain.
And what ever happens once something is paid for the customer is always right.
As someone who worked in customer service for a few years, I can absolutely, totally and unequivocally tell you that no, the customer is not always right. Rarely is a customer right.
I'm guessing your customer service wasn't very good then, where i come from if you pay for something and it's not what is promised then you get your money back hence the customer is always right.
robertthebard wrote: »I am amazed at the tolerance here.
Zos offers something for sale, you buy it and then it doesn't work.
Disappointment (again) everywhere.
Indeed: "something" can go wrong once, but if "something" always goes wrong, thats not good and "there is a pandemic on" is no excuses. If an offer or a promise cannot be fulfilled, wouldn't it be better to postpone it?
Then no one is disappointed.
And please don't reply with the proposal to stop playing TESO, that is not a solution but an attemt to run away from a problem.
It's already been postponed by a week which is why i'm scratching my head as to why zos is not offering refunds to a product it is struggling to deliver.Give you your are money back then you can't complain.
And what ever happens once something is paid for the customer is always right.
As someone who worked in customer service for a few years, I can absolutely, totally and unequivocally tell you that no, the customer is not always right. Rarely is a customer right.
I'm guessing your customer service wasn't very good then, where i come from if you pay for something and it's not what is promised then you get your money back hence the customer is always right.
Actual customer service call:
Customer: My computer isn't working. It won't turn on.
CS Rep: Is it plugged in?
Customer: Hold on, I've got to find a flashlight, the power's out due to a thunderstorm.
Yep, the customer's always right...
With my slow internet I assumed it would take hours for the update to make it to my computer. I never sit at my computer impatiently waiting for major updates because of my internet. So I'm happy that I have at least had a chance to have a fresh pot of coffee and a chance for my eyes to open as they work on this issue.
When its fixed and back online I'll be wide awake and can enjoy the new chapter.