I decided to fill the survey because I wanted to help make the site better, but it just dragged on and on, and asked the weirdest questions. I started to think if it was a joke, or maybe it tested how much BS Gamespot users are contented to take.

You can't ask people for help and proceed to bombard them with endless questions. I felt like I was doing a psychometric test. When you do a survey, you have to be very concise. You only ask the most important questions, and you ask them only once.

Also you put casual games in the same category with indie games. They are not the same thing.

I'd also like to add that the Xbox 360 works best with Windows games. It works perfectly for Rogue Legacy also.

[QUOTE="picho86"][QUOTE="juradai"]Is it me or does this entire exchange seem a bit disjointed? It seemed to have escalated very quickly. I don't really see a threat anywhere but I do see a promise. If he disputes his account will be banned. Sounds like procedure to me nothing more, nothing less. Also, I don't see where it states what the guy's reason was for originally requesting a refund. I don't see it anywhere in this conversation. juradai

Is it me or does this entire exchange seem a bit disjointed? It seemed to have escalated very quickly. I don't really see a threat anywhere but I do see a promise. If he disputes his account will be banned. Sounds like procedure to me nothing more, nothing less. Also, I don't see where it states what the guy's reason was for originally requesting a refund. I don't see it anywhere in this conversation. juradai

While I would never back someone wanting a refund because a game is not his cup of tea, I fully support it when a game is basically unplayable. chaplainDMK

Banning his account is the biggest threat they can make. They won't hurt him physically obviously.

He wanted to open a dispute with the credit card company, and they threatend him. To me it's very serious.

A person wanted a refund on Simcity, all he recieved is a rude reply and threats

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