And with a base price of 30ish dollars, its still a lot cheaper than most new titles out there which may last you only 10 hours while KF offers hundreds of hours of fun.
I appreciate this logic. Glad someone pointed it out
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And with a base price of 30ish dollars, its still a lot cheaper than most new titles out there which may last you only 10 hours while KF offers hundreds of hours of fun.
When the 'hardcore' segment of the playerbase stop their unconstructive whining about every game mechanic that differs from KF1 or doesn't support their very specific "exploit everything possible to win cheaply while incessantly boasting that you're better than everyone else" playstyles, then I'll stop complaining about what a counter-productive nuisance they've been to the EA so far. How can you defend them like they're innocent victims when they've filled these forums with so much hostility, attacking people who make constructive suggestions and constantly *****ing on the people who made the game they claim to love so much?
And after how angry they've gotten over everything else that brings in new players, you really don't think there's overlap between them and the typical 'discount doomsayers'? Unless you're going to go creep on the steam profiles of every one of them and check their KF2 achievements an...
And with a base price of 30ish dollars, its still a lot cheaper than most new titles out there which may last you only 10 hours while KF offers hundreds of hours of fun.
I appreciate this logic. Glad someone pointed it out
I would point out, that the problem is not the discount, it is the proximity within the intial release and purchase.
In Australian Consumer law, and alot of other law, if you purchase an item at full price and are not made aware of a special coming up with in a week or so of your initial purchase, you have full entitlement to receive that discount ex ante, especially if the store sold you the goods and were aware of the upcoming sale at the time.
If TWI knew the sale was planned with the release of Manor, they do have an obligation to there customers to make them aware of an upcoming sale.
ie: "hey guys, if you are thinking of purchasing KF2, there will be a sale coming up soon, stay tuned"
But i did not see that. (same way a retail store will market a upcoming sale, instead of just implementing it out of the blue)
Im sure the USA has similar laws.
Im sure the USA has similar laws.
Actully it does becuase it sells the product into Australia, but no one in there right mind is going to the ACCC for $3.We are just really over analyzing everything TWI does to find things to be upset about aren't we? First off, TWI is not an Australian company, so it probably doesn't follow Australian consumer guidlines.
See above.You are buying an American product and therefore probably abide by American consumer laws for the transaction.
For instance, China makes toys with lead. America does not allow the selling of toys with lead, therefore we do not buy them. Because it is illegal to sell toys with high lead content in America does not mean it's illegal for Chinese toy companies to make toys with lead in them.
IT is built around reason, Sales man knows a sale for air conditioner will begin next week for -50% as a new model will be released, but does not mention it to the customer. This is a lie of omission and a deceptive practice.Here in America we buy crap and then it goes sale, I don't understand the logic of thinking you are entitled to savings simply because a sale takes place down the road after you bought something.
That would be un-reasonable. But if a real estate agent did it to you and you lost $100,000 or a bank did not disclose a rate drop that could save alot while knowing about it.Can you imagine? I buy groceries at the store and then a month later a can of soup is .10 off the price I bought it for so I hit up the manager about getting that .10?
No one is against a price reduction, especially me, i nearly bought the game with the recent %15, but i am just going to wait till it is finished.You guys are making it seem like a company that, believe it or not, is in the business of generating a profit, has personally offended your interests by selling the game at a discount special price. That's business! Companies generate hype, sell things, discount things, repeat.
We really don't. Consumer protections in this country are absolute ****.
We are just really over analyzing everything TWI does to find things to be upset about aren't we? First off, TWI is not an Australian company, so it probably doesn't follow Australian consumer guidlines. You are buying an American product and therefore probably abide by American consumer laws for the transaction. For instance, China makes toys with lead. America does not allow the selling of toys with lead, therefore we do not buy them. Because it is illegal to sell toys with high lead content in America does not mean it's illegal for Chinese toy companies to make toys with lead in them. Here in America we buy crap and then it goes sale, I don't understand the logic of thinking you are entitled to savings simply because a sale takes place down the road after you bought something. Can you imagine? I buy groceries at the store and then a month later a can of soup is .10 off the price I bought it for so I hit up the manager about getting that .10? You guys are making it seem like a company that, believe it or not, is in the business of generating a profit, has personally offended your interests by selling the game at a discount special price. That's business! Companies generate hype, sell things, discount things, repeat.
I think TWI did a discount just to highlight KF2 in the Steam Store to get more player attention to the update. KF2 is relatively cheap, discount was minor: nothing to worry about.
That would be un-reasonable. But if a real estate agent did it to you and you lost $100,000 or a bank did not disclose a rate drop that could save alot while knowing about it.
I appreciate this logic. Glad someone pointed it out
I think that's secretly why some of them are mad.
Elitism runs so rampant in this community and there's a sickening amount of open hostility towards new or casual players. Look at how many threads have been derailed by some pompous jerk going "You have an opinion different than mine so I immediately snooped on your steam profile; I see that you don't play Hell on Earth and that's the only TRUE KF2 experience therefore all of your opinions are invalid".
They don't care about the rest of the KF2 community because they think they're the only players who matter. They don't care about the financial or critical success of killing floor, they only want it to be a super-niche game tailored ONLY to them and their specific styles of play, and completely inaccessible to everyone else.. I mean for god's sake, look how furious they were over the announcement of a PS4 version, no matter how many times they're told the PC version won't be dumbed down for it.
So naturally, they're going to get diaper-rash over anything that will attract new players.