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Posted October 18, 2017
I ran Tauto's post through Google Translate, but I got nothing.

Anyone else have any better luck?
Posted October 18, 2017
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tinyE: I ran Tauto's post through Google Translate, but I got nothing.

Anyone else have any better luck?
You have to manually select the language: Strine
Posted October 18, 2017
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tinyE: I ran Tauto's post through Google Translate, but I got nothing.

Anyone else have any better luck?
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Asbeau: You have to manually select the language: Strine
either way, I can't imagine Fables will appreciate the diss, especially since she isn't really fond of me. She'll take it as a double slam. :P
Posted October 19, 2017
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CharlesGrey: They're not, but if a game is as broken and awful as this guy claims, then it's not hard to find out about that before blowing a bunch of money on it. And what I'm suggesting is to look at multiple sources of information and actual independent gameplay videos, not to trust the opinion of a single reviewer/website.

It's really not unreasonable to expect people to do that kind of homework prior to purchase, especially if we're talking about a full-price AAA game here. ( And I think we all know which game the guy is talking about. )

Either that, or people could just pre-order their overhyped 60+ buck games, then post a bunch of rabid complaint threads post-release, cry until they receive refunds, and then buy the game again after about a week and a few patches. I guess that works too.
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CSanthony: But then becomes the issue of being consumer friendly. In the business I own, I build furniture. We build it, deliver, and set up. If they need any fixing done, we can help with that. However, if a customer doesn't ultimately like the product that we sold, then we allow refunds. Telling your customers they're shit out of luck because they bought a game they ultimately didn't like is a scummy and consumer unfriendly practice that GOG should be ashamed of even picking up. It's real offensive to know that you have to be punished as a customer because you didn't like a product. Then we have ignorant, headstrong asskissers such as yourself defending their scummy tactics and finding reason to belittle or mock a customer because they aren't happy. The nerve you have is beyond comprehension, as if you understand very little about what is acceptable in common business practice.
So, when you give people the refund, do they keep the furniture?
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