You are legally entitled to a refund if Telltale breaks it's promise (4-6 weeks) again for Episode 3

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  • Thankfully, I'm not a drama queen.

    I can live with the wait. I enjoy their games.

  • I doubt there'll be a Walking Dead Season 3. They have GOT and TFTB coming up, so WD will probably end with S2.

    X3Holy3 posted: »

    Telltale won't do this next season. I only fiend for there games because their isn't anything new to play...YET. What games are we playing? Gh

  • yes took the words right out of my mouth, if he wants a damn refund so bad then why doesn't he try to get one

    Flog61 posted: »

    The fact that they said usually means that you have no chance of suing them. Actually, if you believe so strongly it is possible, why don't

  • Because it is NOT YET possible. Did you even read my post right on top?

    Green613 posted: »

    yes took the words right out of my mouth, if he wants a damn refund so bad then why doesn't he try to get one

  • ElliasEllias Banned
    edited February 2014

    Ugh, another reason why telltale doesn't communicate with us at all or interact with us at times that isn't against their will.

    Stop being such an annoying ass and learn how to read properly ; telltale NEVER confirmed their release dates - "4-6 weeks" is JUST AN ASSUMPTION. You CANNOT get a refund regardless, once you download their content it clearly says "NO REFUNDS". For Live,atleast. And I'm PRETTY sure for all downloadable content.

    The only thing to do is be patient like the rest of us and keep your sanity.

    This is a most common problem with the newbies as well, people who have not experienced release dates with telltale. Well guess what? You're doing so, deal with it - this thread is useless and a waste of space.

  • Agreed!

    Ellias posted: »

    Ugh, another reason why telltale doesn't communicate with us at all or interact with us at times that isn't against their will. Stop being

  • then change the god damn title to "You are legally entitled to a refund THAT DOESN'T EVEN EXIST YET if Telltale breaks it's promise (4-6 weeks) again for Episode 3" why is this thread even continuing if were talking about something thats not even possible yet?

    himmatsj posted: »

    Because it is NOT YET possible. Did you even read my post right on top?

  • yes yes yes and yes

    Ellias posted: »

    Ugh, another reason why telltale doesn't communicate with us at all or interact with us at times that isn't against their will. Stop being

  • I hope you all will get a refund and leave the forum. I miss the time when on this forum you could discuss about the future episodes. Not like now when the forum is full of 15 old kids who keep complaining that they can't play all the episodes at once.

  • I'm curious, would you buy all the episodes individually even if they were delayed?

    I guess they would thank you for the extra 5 dollars.

    JakeSt123 posted: »

    I think I've come to a conclusion that it's "no more season passes for me". It's just too unreliable to throw away money like that. Regardless, I still want to play the rest of the episodes.

  • Damn straight. Quality over quantity every time.

    Markd4547 posted: »

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE3zESmcqwA Cheap game of the highest standard and wanna refund please people stop rushing them don't want o

  • I honestly couldn't care less what I am "legally entitled to". I bought the game for a reason and I have no problem whatsoever with waiting for them to finish the episode--although I am hoping to avoid another wait the length of what we experienced with episode 2 of The Wolf Among Us.

  • "Why, back in my day.."

    "Shut up Grandpa!"

    Sorry I just feel all the people on here constantly remarking about the golden age of the forum are getting annoying.

    gupy01 posted: »

    I hope you all will get a refund and leave the forum. I miss the time when on this forum you could discuss about the future episodes. Not like

  • First off, where was this "promise" of release times every made? It doesn't sound like a promise to me, but a general statement to give us a rough idea when they will release the next episode. Secondly, the average release time is about 8 weeks as it was in Season 1. If episode 2 fails to be come out by the end of February, then you can start complaining. Until then, cut the developers some slack. It's not easy to make a game, especially on a deadline.

  • Which I still can't play, stupid xbox.

    thebigbad posted: »

    I honestly couldn't care less what I am "legally entitled to". I bought the game for a reason and I have no problem whatsoever with waiting fo

  • Probably, in this case it's better to spend small amounts of money periodically rather than one larger amount of money at once. It's just more reliable to buy them individually, because if it turned out no more episodes would come, I would have saved some cash.

    Viva-La-Lee posted: »

    I'm curious, would you buy all the episodes individually even if they were delayed? I guess they would thank you for the extra 5 dollars.

  • Refund Huh?....

    SIKE

  • ..... Your argument is that they would stop making episodes in the middle of a season? Really?...

    JakeSt123 posted: »

    Probably, in this case it's better to spend small amounts of money periodically rather than one larger amount of money at once. It's just more

  • Why would you play a PC game on a xbox? You must really like the freeze screens and long loading times...

    Viva-La-Lee posted: »

    Which I still can't play, stupid xbox.

  • Not like it's never happened before.

    Viva-La-Lee posted: »

    ..... Your argument is that they would stop making episodes in the middle of a season? Really?...

  • Where on earth did Telltale say it is an ASSUMPTION!?

    Ellias posted: »

    Ugh, another reason why telltale doesn't communicate with us at all or interact with us at times that isn't against their will. Stop being

  • Average release period for S1 was between six to seven weeks. Learn to do your math.

    Gangolas posted: »

    First off, where was this "promise" of release times every made? It doesn't sound like a promise to me, but a general statement to give us a r

  • I don't mind waiting I bought the wolf among us season pass as well as the walking dead season pass at the same time. And before that I bought the complete season one of walking dead I am a ttg fan and I wouldn't ask for a refund because waiting for me is better you have almost a new game or part of one to look forward to sure its a long fucking wait but when its released oh so worth it

  • edited February 2014

    It isn't a PC game, it's multiplatform. It just turns out xbox sucks compared to PC (who would have guessed right?).

    I haven't had it freeze and load times are very good.

    EDIT: Although I did have a problem with it today not loading my save from my usb, but I chalked that up to problems with the season pass (not sure why I did that).

    gupy01 posted: »

    Why would you play a PC game on a xbox? You must really like the freeze screens and long loading times...

  • Can you give an example of an episodic game that ended in the middle of the season? Let alone when it was all paid for? Let alone, again, a TellTale game? Let alone, again, again, where the money wasn't returned?

    himmatsj posted: »

    Not like it's never happened before.

  • Blind SniperBlind Sniper Moderator
    edited February 2014

    Where on earth did Telltale say it was a promise/guarantee rather than an estimate?

    himmatsj posted: »

    Where on earth did Telltale say it is an ASSUMPTION!?

  • ElliasEllias Banned
    edited February 2014

    The word "USUALLY" MAKES ANYTHING AFTER THAT AN ASSUMPTION OMG

    himmatsj posted: »

    Where on earth did Telltale say it is an ASSUMPTION!?

  • edited February 2014

    How does someone vote this down? It's common sense. Don't put things in your FAQ that aren't true. It's misleading. What is there disagree with? I swear, I thought I was a pretty big fan of this game, but there are some serious fans out there who would defend Telltale over anything. You can still love the game and the creators, but be annoyed with the PR/customer service of the company. Criticizing their customer service is not the same as criticizing the game guys. Telltale needs to change the FAQ because it's simply not true. Can't everyone agree on that?

    himmatsj posted: »

    If that is the case, then why say so in the FAQ for the game? People DO consult FAQs you know before buying games. 4-6 weeks clearly gives the

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  • edited February 2014

    I probably will too, but everyone is not as dedicated to the game as some of us are. Telltale is just starting to get a lot of acclaim, they need to deliver. Especially, considering that they're taking on a pretty big job with a huge fanbase with Game of Thrones. Although, those fans (which I am one of) have had the same problems with terrible wait times from George R.R. Martin. The difference is that GRRM doesn't give such misleading time-frames.

    when episode 2 comes out I will play ep1 again for refreshment. I have already played ep1 3 times now.

  • I wouldn't care either, if they didn't tell me something totally different BEFORE I made my purchase. I just think that is unprofessional. Newspapers, magazines, TV shows all have to meet their deadlines. They can't say "It's right around the corner". They can't get away with that. I have NO problem waiting, what I do have a problem with is not getting any updates for 2 months when they told me that my purchase would be available in 4-6 weeks. That's just not an honest business practice in my opinion and I certainly will keep it in mind next season. It's doubtful that I'll do the season pass thing again. They just aren't consistent enough of a company. I suppose I expected them to run like other companies and have good customer service and PR. Oh well, it's too bad because it's such a wonderful game and the creative people at TTG are very talented. I just can't count on their PR/customer service and that's not good for their reputation.

    OzzyUK posted: »

    I don't care if they broke their 4-6 week deadline the game is worth every penny i paid and would happily have paid more for it and would neve

  • himmatsjhimmatsj Banned
    edited February 2014

    Thank you. If at all 4-6 weeks was a mere estimate and nothing like a concrete release timeframe, it should have been explicitly noted as such in the FAQ. If Telltale knew all along they could never deliver an episode within 4-6 weeks then it is downright false advertising and misleading their consumers by posting the timeframe in the FAQ.

    How does someone vote this down? It's common sense. Don't put things in your FAQ that aren't true. It's misleading. What is there disagree wit

  • edited February 2014

    You should read the FAQ for Season 2's website. It DOES say 4-6 weeks. He's not making that up. I'm guessing you're playing a semantics game because it says "usually". It's still misleading when there hasn't been an update for 2 months now.

    Vainamoinen posted: »

    Telltale Games wrote: Episodes are usually available to download between 4 and 6 weeks apart. @himmatsj wrote: Notice that Tel

  • edited February 2014

    Exactly, well said. I see you got downvoted for a common sense reply. lol. Some people... I don't want a refund, I just want regular updates if I'm going to pay for something in advance. That's all I ask. I have no problem waiting, but I do want to know when my product will be available. I think it's a very reasonable request. I subscribe to 3 magazines. I was told before purchasing each subscription when my product would be delivered. One magazine comes bi-monthly. I have no problem with waiting that long because I KNOW when it's coming. These companies have all stuck to their agreements. THAT is reliable customer service. Telltale should take a lesson from that type of practice if they want to do episodic releases, otherwise they'll be stuck with some disgruntled customers.

    guys, don't downvote him. It is a consumers right to want their money back if they are dissatisfied with the product or how it was delivered t

  • I am no lawyer. I just want to help gamers fight for their rights and teach gaming companies a lesson.

    Sheesh, this is so serious sounding. What are you, their lawyer?

  • Because in the title I ALREADY explicitly mention "You are legally entitled to a refund if TTG breaks its promise again for EPISODE THREE". Ep3 isn't out yet, heck Ep2 isn't even. So of course this is not yet a possibility, as you should have understood from the title of this thread.

    Green613 posted: »

    then change the god damn title to "You are legally entitled to a refund THAT DOESN'T EVEN EXIST YET if Telltale breaks it's promise (4-6 weeks

  • Lol. I'm starting to feel that your mentality is the smarter mentality, at least when it comes to Telltale. I pay for 3 magazine subscriptions and they have NEVER let me down. They always deliver on time and have excellent customer service. However, I'm getting the impression that Telltale isn't quite up to snuff when it comes to delivering an already-paid-for product in a timely manner. So, this is the last season pass I'll be purchasing. I'll just wait till the complete version is released and $5 on Steam. Save myself some money and frustration. In the immortal words of George W. Bush, "Fool me once, shame on, shame on you. Fool me twice, you can't get fooled again". ;)

    ViralType posted: »

    Thank god I rarely, if ever, pay for anything in advance.

  • I think what Vain meant is that TellTale did not write/Say that it will be released and rather than the "4-6 weeks" timeline is made up by the mods from experience based on when past episodes been released.

    You should read the FAQ for Season 2's website. It DOES say 4-6 weeks. He's not making that up. I'm guessing you're playing a semantics game because it says "usually". It's still misleading when there hasn't been an update for 2 months now.

  • The FAQ I linked above in which it states 4-6 weeks is the OFFICIAL TWD S2 FAQ by the TTG Team. The mods have their own FAQ on these community forums which is not in any way related to the official FAQ. Please do not get confused.

    I think what Vain meant is that TellTale did not write/Say that it will be released and rather than the "4-6 weeks" timeline is made up by the mods from experience based on when past episodes been released.

  • edited February 2014

    I agree with most of what you wrote, but not the last sentence. A company is not a person. Poor customer service is a perfectly legitimate reason to stop buying from a company. Businesses are not really entitled to forgiveness in a free market. Someone else will always make a better product and to that business will go the customers and the money. It's the most basic law of the free market and capitalism.

    If you don't have the patience to wait for each episode to be released, then you should just wait until the whole game is out to buy it. When

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