Gamers Suing Rockstar Over GTA Online Experience

[DinohScene]

This is getting pretty old.

Wait, I should sue people for suing others!

 

[tbgtbg]

If it bothers them that much, allow them to return their game for a refund.
That's all I have to say about that.

No way, getting a refund for a game is against the "copyright laws" at least according to idiots who know nothing about copyright laws working at the retail stores.

 

[Hells Malice]

No way, getting a refund for a game is against the "copyright laws" at least according to idiots who know nothing about copyright laws working at the retail stores.

Getting a refund on a game is like getting a refund on a movie... Buy it, beat it (watch it), return it.
Not sure what you're exactly talking about, but it's very obvious why games are not refundable.

 

[wolf-snake]

This is getting pretty old.

Wait, I should sue people for suing others!

And thus the universe implode on itself

 

[calmwaters]

Like I said, Rockstar's online server for GTA V wasn't ready. Now you've got these dipshits complaining that they couldn't get on the internet on day one and suing Rockstar about it. Obviously they didn't take the "Grand Theft Auto's online server was shut down by too many people logging on at the same time." phrase to heart. They thought Rockstar was joking.

 

[Sterling]

Refer to Gahars signature for anything and everything that I have to say about this.

Why does everything look better with googly eyes?

 

[spinal_cord]

No way, getting a refund for a game is against the "copyright laws" at least according to idiots who know nothing about copyright laws working at the retail stores.

Getting a refund on a game is like getting a refund on a movie... Buy it, beat it (watch it), return it.
Not sure what you're exactly talking about, but it's very obvious why games are not refundable.

However, the game not working as advertised, puts it in breach of the trades descriptions act, meaning by law they HAVE to be offered a refund.

 

[ForteGospel]

However, the game not working as advertised, puts it in breach of the trades descriptions act, meaning by law they HAVE to be offered a refund.

as much advertising the game got, rockstart themselves reported that the online features will be available some time after the release.

its like saying we can sue nintendo for opening the dreamworld after black & white was released, or sueing nintendo because i cant use my old pokemons on x & y because the poke bank isnt ready yet.

 

[Bladexdsl]

i knew it was only a matter of time....these idiots need to GET A LIFE

 

[DSGamer64]

People seem to have a strong sense of entitlement these days. I blame the Internet

 

[BORTZ]

I dont think you can sue and get away with something like that.

 

[Taleweaver]

I had to wait too long in line in the grocery store today, so I decided to sue them (the store...not the customers in front of me). Because, y'know...I'm living the American dream of suing everyone.

 

[dragonblood9999]

ok i am going to sue Capcom for making me pay for DLC thats ON THE DISK...
come on how much of attention whores can people be.

but really making people me pay for something that come on the disk, Capcom=greedy bastards that make excellent games

 

[FAST6191]

ok i am going to sue Capcom for making me pay for DLC thats ON THE DISK...
come on how much of attention whores can people be.

but really making people me pay for something that come on the disk, Capcom=greedy bastards that make excellent games

I am still not seeing the big issue with disc locked content. Especially as MS offer a similar feature with windows and get praised for it.

 

[Vipera]

People trying to get easy money from suing, nothing new. What I hope is for Rockstar to go through all this and make them lose so those "gamers" must pay for legal fees.

 

[calmwaters]

I am still not seeing the big issue with disc locked content. Especially as MS offer a similar feature with windows and get praised for it.

You're weird. All game developers release disc locked content on their games; it's how they can charge you $60 a game. Now at that kind of price, you'd expect them not to need additional content since you're already paying a shit ton of money just for the regular DLC. The only place where it'd be cool to have additional content would be on games like Call of Duty or Guitar Hero. Any other games that aren't like that don't need it. So now it's become traditional to release expansion packs for PC games because it's like everyone playing a game on the PSN. Besides, it's easier to make expansion packs than make a new game anyway.

 

[dragonblood9999]

I am still not seeing the big issue with disc locked content. Especially as MS offer a similar feature with windows and get praised for it.

thats just it. sure it suck and Capcom is being greedy but who cares anymore. they have done it before, they will probably do it again and most likely not be the last company to do so