KMYash wrote...
DemGeth wrote...
KMYash wrote...
DemGeth wrote...
Game breaking bugs. Things that don't allow the game to be played. A defective product.
And even then software is 20 years behind any other product you can buy, so your looking at a min. 6 months of said product being broken before any complaints are even looked at/considered.
Okay I can agree that these are reasons to complain to the FTC/BBB, but I think you're not factoring that SELLING PRACTICES also are rated by these groups. That's just product.
Except there's nothing wrong with their selling practices. That would be say charging 40 bucks for a game that needs an internet connection and not advertising that on the box
Your talking about marketing. And they can say pretty much whatever they want in marketing the game that comes down to a subjective view. ANYTHING.
It's the same as seeing crap movie X advertised as the greatest thing since slice head. "Will blow you away" "Runaway Hit of the Year" "You'll be left gasping"
Which is why BBB/FTC don't blindly act on just any one complaint. If for whatever reason either organization decided that they really wanted to look after these complaints (which I doubt) they would decide if there was substance to the complaints. And unless you work for either organization or happen to be lawyer in this part of the law I don't think you, or I, have the right to say that there is or isn't substance to the complaint. But OP as a paying customer of Bioware has every right to make complaint.
No it's just common knowledge. Seriously. Like I said the issue isn't the complaints filed as some other said they have. The issue is a dellusional atmosphere in which thinking that these complaints mean something is prevelant.




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