you pay for access - if you don't use it, it's on you
i suppose it would be much more expensive if blizz changed it to pay for playtime in the west
quality bait nonetheless
you pay for access - if you don't use it, it's on you
i suppose it would be much more expensive if blizz changed it to pay for playtime in the west
quality bait nonetheless
The treating of my example(free faction/race change) as if it is a refund is not analogous.
Though I guess it's fair enough that you can just unsub, play more, or even try for a refund.
If they did prepare some form of compensation for not playing the game, I'd hate to see the disappointment in the player base that actually plays the game...I have more to add but I'm not going to bother.
there is also the issue of long qeueus people would feel like "they deserve money back for time wasted in qeue" or ask for ways to join queues and wait offline. also afking would be bad, it would be better for your wallet to literally just log off instead of run around oribos waiting for a queue.
If they did add it, then people online would find out and demand others to add it, and then we'll just have more expensive services because we'll be paying pr. day on everything such as Audible, AmazonPrime Streaming, Disney+, Netflix, HBO, and so on. And then the mentality will spread to other services, such as internet, and phone contracts, data plans, and soon, things will up in price.
FOMO: "Fear Of Missing Out", also commonly known as people with a mental issue of managing time and activities, many expecting others to fit into their schedule so they don't miss out on things to come. If FOMO becomes a problem for you, do seek help, it can be a very unhealthy lifestyle..
My thoughts are that the hole in your head has grown too large for you to be allowed access to the internet.
OP is speaking straight from the EU socialism playbook. Compensation for time not played sounds ridiculous, but watch it become an EU law.
Eh... Huge doubt on that. This is about a person who does not wish to pay for an agreed service because he/she did not use it that much. I mean. Doesn't really fit the mentality of people who pay more than they need to have access to more than they need but they have access just in case they need it. Sounds more US than EU.
But, let's stay on topic instead of pointing fingers at political beliefs and attitudes.
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FOMO: "Fear Of Missing Out", also commonly known as people with a mental issue of managing time and activities, many expecting others to fit into their schedule so they don't miss out on things to come. If FOMO becomes a problem for you, do seek help, it can be a very unhealthy lifestyle..
A simple "pause game time" option in the account settings should be enough.
Warcraft 3 Reign of Chaos was the game that brought me into gaming. I was 17 years old then, I abhorred gaming before this game. From then on, I became a fan of Warcraft and Blizzard. To see it all go down the drain like this is truly sad for me. No king rules forever but at least some of them went down in history as real badasses. I hoped Blizzard and Warcraft would be one of them but it is no longer possible.
Everyone is on you for your idea, I just want to know why the fuck you're centering your post like that. Unless you're my 66 year old mother typing poetry into Word, No. No.
Makes sense, unfortunately it's just bad business, companies don't want you to think about how much time you spend on their service and they make way more money with the common and widespread current model. Ask yourself what would be the equivalent of a month of gametime? 1 hour play each day? 2? Then remember all those days if not months you forgot/ignored your running subscription while not using it. This happens more often than you'd think and companies love it. This is why everything from news-sites and netflix to wow and spotify are setup with the subsciption model. They make a ton of money from people that don't actually use the service they paid for, iirc on average upwards of a third of monthly subs of any given service don't login, people simply burn themselves out one month, then skip a month though still paying for it and come back the following month to binge way more than they can sustain in the long run and repeat this cycle ad-nauseam.
If you knew the candle was fire then the meal was cooked a long time ago.
Looks like someone didn't read the Terms of Service agreement that they agreed to before being able to create a World of Warcraft account.
You're paying for a month of access to 100s of hours of content. That's the best way to describe the subscription, so no. It doesn't make sense to refund you unless that access is denied for reasons that don't include you not logging on or being banned.
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No other subscription based digital services gives a shit if you used the product or not.
People got really angry just having to talk about something in theory. Sad read.
There is a reply in here comparing the OP's idea to breathing air. You need to take a second and think how conditioned and/or inexperienced you have to be to compare anything material to breathing air. smh
wait OP could be on to something... give you in-game gold to compensate you for being subbed but not playing. This could encourage people to keep subs active while not logging in lowering overhead while increasing MAU's and profit...
^sort of sarcasm. no, they owe you nothing, I barely play 1-2 hours a month but still stay subbed out of habit.
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