The refund argument is ridiculous in my opinion, but the steam key resolution sounds fair.I'm fully against refunds being given. Steam keys should be issued as soon as they can though.
It may not be in the terms yet it was heavily publicized that the game would be on Steam for years.Interesting video. It appears Steam was never actually in the original terms during the KS and explains from a legal standpoint why those requesting a refund under KS terms would not be entitled to one.
It may not be in the terms yet it was heavily publicized that the game would be on Steam for years.
They even included and made it clear the game would come to steam on the last survey.
It was very clear the game would come to steam.
It may not be in the terms yet it was heavily publicized that the game would be on Steam for years.
They even included and made it clear the game would come to steam on the last survey.
It was very clear the game would come to steam.
No Man's Sky has actually rebounded in a huge way. The fans of the franchise actually bought an ad on a billboard right outside the developers office to thank them. Not relevant, but just thought I'd mention it.I mean, im still in the camp that If you can't deliver what people were promised, I.e steam, you should give them a refund just out of decency, not to mention false advertising. If they don't, shenmue's name will be ruined like mighty number 9 and no man's sky.
Shenmue was coming to Steam and it was Very clear. They even had a release date on the Steam page, and changed the releaseLook, I don't disagree with you at all that this should have been released for Steam and it was hinted at including the fangamer survey which indicated a release and I also felt this was the case, but reviewing through the history of this, there is no evidence of Steam being mentioned in the beginning. I checked through the project update emails I received and the earliest mention I see of system requirements was from Project Update #84 which mentions Steam but this was on 06/28/2018. There may have been earlier references but I do not see any from the kickstarter doing the time it was running.
The video points out the legal aspect, not necessarily the moral aspect, what the legal rep is stating is that of their opinion, they do not believe there would be a strong case based on Kickstarters terms and conditions at the time the kickstarter ran, and that any changes made at that point that rewards were "additional" and all that was required by those running the kickstarter was to provide the finished product.
They're allowed to change their minds. Don't believe me, try taking them to court.
Change their mind just a week ago? The questions why do you try so hard to defend them.They're allowed to change their minds. Don't believe me, try taking them to court.
Change their mind just a week ago? The questions why do you try so hard to defend them.
The point is that they did advertized something and then changed their minds just a few days ago.
On June 10 it clearly said Planned Release Date: 19th November 2019 on steam page.
https://web.archive.org/web/20190610181307/https://store.steampowered.com/app/878670/Shenmue_III/
I generally agree. The only issue, as far as I'm concerned, are the additional copies that could be pre-paid for on the survey. If you were to add a Steam copy on your survey and lumped up the extra cash with that being the case, then you have the right to be a bit narked, in my opinion.Seems like at the time of the kickstarter, Steam wasn't advertised there. The two options were Ps4 copy and PC copy.
Steam onlye appeared in the backer surveys I believe. Long after the backers gave their money to the cause.
Seems like at the time of the kickstarter, Steam wasn't advertised there. The two options were Ps4 copy and PC copy.
Steam onlye appeared in the backer surveys I believe. Long after the backers gave their money to the cause.
and you forget Steam page they made since last year and even set a date multiple times which they ended up changing 10 days ago.Seems like at the time of the kickstarter, Steam wasn't advertised there. The two options were Ps4 copy and PC copy.
Steam onlye appeared in the backer surveys I believe. Long after the backers gave their money to the cause.
Seems like at the time of the kickstarter, Steam wasn't advertised there. The two options were Ps4 copy and PC copy.
Steam onlye appeared in the backer surveys I believe. Long after the backers gave their money to the cause.