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Steam Offering Refund For Ever Sold Copy of From Dust Lo-PingSteam Offering Refund For Ever Sold Copy of From Dust
Ubisoft’s God game From Dust is has been available for less than 24 hours but its purchasers are already being refunded by online distribution giant Steam after a breach of terms by Ubisoft.
The publisher stated that there would be no DRM with the game other than a one-time-activation. However this seems to have turned out to be a big fat lie as the inclusion of metapoint service Uplay demands DRM. Meaning the user would always have to be connected to the internet to log in to Ubisoft’s and play the game
If you purchased the game through Steam, you can request a refund by contacting support here and state your unhappiness with the forced DRM added by Ubisoft. It can take a while for a reply so please be patient.
What’s your take on DRM? Is it a suitable countermeasure to videogame piracy or should companies look for other ways of dealing with it which won’t hurt the paying customers. Let us know in the comment section below.
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BARK BARK BARK BARK BARK: VVVVVV? More like ZZZZZZ.
NO OFFLINE
BEST IDEA
OR BEST IDEA
Smelly drm and companies with their own digital distribution programs!
Whelp, in the returning process now.
EDIT: Was told I was not getting a refund.
2 Message by Support Tech Thomas on Thu, 18th Aug 2011 6:07 pm Hello,
Thank you for contacting Steam Support.
As with most software products, we do not offer refunds or exchanges on games, DLC or in-game items purchased on our website or through the Steam Client.
Please review Section 4 of the Steam Subscriber Agreement for more information.
http://www.steampowered.com/index.ph...iber_agreement
Last edited by TimeCrush; 08-18-2011 at 07:58 PM.
Valve is not refunding
couldnt get a refund here, either.
pretty pissed off.
I smell class action.
But, seriously, if you're going to put other DRM in the game, be up-front about it. Dont pull stupid $#@! like this, as it makes you look worse as a company. But, it's Ubisoft, I don't think they can really go any lower.