I of course have no say in the matter, but I don't forsee that happening for anything less than class action lawsuit. And, since Activision never said that the dlc was only multiplayer maps (and actually mentioned the inclusion of other dlc), that's not a legally binding reason. As far as the other stuff not working.. as true as it is, I still don't see it going well. Now, if this lawsuit would have started before the content release, I would think it would have a better shot. Naturally, I'm no lawyer, but that's just how I see things shaking down.

sweatyclam wrote:

 

You're definitely entitled under UK law as the service still does not work correctly, not sure about other countries.

 

Others have also had some success cancelling through x-box live.

gonna be hard to do now... i got one through XBL but my main argument was that i hadnt recieved anything after more then 2 months...

now that DLC has released.. they pretty much have you by the balls...

What doesn't work, besides clan operations?

Well I think it is pretty ridiculous, and I really feel like legal action can and should be taken. They lured us in with "founder status" and false promises. I can guarantee that if they would've said "pay 50 for Elite now, and we might have the site fully operational in 3 or more months" no one would've bought it. I am not a lawyer, but just playing through the scenario in my head, something seems illegal about it all.