Ajax35 wrote:
I'll file a complaint with the BBB tomorrow, but I won't bother with legal action otherwise. I'm 40 years old, $60 isn't that big a deal to me, and it isn't worth it to try to collect any damages. But I'm ticked on the general principle of the thing, and I won't support a firm that engages in dishonest business practices, which means no more Treyarch games for me in the future.
The thing is, if Nuketown 2025 had been advertised as a "Launch Week and Special Events" bonus from the start, I would have been fine with that and preordered anyway. It's the outright lying that I'm mad about.
I agree totally. I was going to get it preordered (Amazon sucked so I got it at a supermarket for cheaper and it was preorder stock so got Nuketown 2025) but it's the principle. I used to hate Nuketown when I first played BO1 and it wasn't until I got real good at Dome on MW3 that I could do well in Nuketown.
I think part of these bad businesses practices are a symptom of a monopoly that COD has in terms of rival comeptition by sales etc. There are plenty of alternative decent shooters out there so I'll be exploring since I mainly get COD to play with friends as it's the common denomintor game.
I'm in England so I'm not totally familiar with US laws but I last I read they appear to be better than my own jurisdiction's. No idea how well they are enforced though.