![]() ![]() Regardless, gamers lawyering up because they feel a game is that bad is a sign the developers have really messed up. Depending on how far this petition and potential class-action lawsuit go, Microsoft and Sony may start offering refunds before it all ends up in court. ![]() Although the console manufacturers have not started offering anything like that for Battlefield 2042, it isn’t out of the realm of possibility. Sony even removed the game from its store completely until the developer was able to patch it to a playable state. Sony and Microsoft famously offered refunds to anyone who purchased Cyberpunk 2077. You get an email saying your request is being reviewed, then 2 minutes later a second email saying its approved and they are processing the refund. That’s despite the Steam refund policy being that the game must be played for less than two hours and the refund requested within 14 days. Log in to EA, view your purchase history, hit refund, select that bugs is the reason for your request. Steam has begun offering refunds on Battlefield 2042 for those who request it. In some cases, platform owners are willing to look past typical refund policies when a game is as broken as gamers think Battlefield 2042 is. However, that’s not the only potential outcome for frustrated Battlefield 2042 owners. Class action lawsuits typically take so long that by the time they are settled, or won, it has often been years since the people affected moved on from the product. If, as the petitioner claims, they are now able to get a lawyer to take the case it wouldn’t necessarily guarantee any refunds. Gaming Game Guides Battlefield 2042 Steam Refund: How To Get Reimbursed By Ethan Webb Published Battlefield 2042 players who purchased the game via Steam can get fully reimbursed even though they have exceeded the refund policy's playtime window. At the time of writing, over 65,000 people have signed the petition. While it isn’t possible to confirm the validity of that claim, the petition has far surpassed the required number. The creator of the petition claimed that they had a lawyer ready to take the case as a class action lawsuit if it reached 50,000 signatures. The petition comes after months of anger at EA and frustration over the state of the game. You can give the petition a sign here if you want to be involved.Yesterday, it was reported that Battlefield 2042 owners had started a petition to receive refunds for their purchase. There have also been reports of a free-to-play model in the works as a last attempt to salvage the game. EA announced they would delay the first seasonal content for the game until at least May 2022. However, it does shed light on an even greater problem with Battlefield 2042, EA Games and DICE.Īt the moment, the game’s future is in limbo. Will something ever come out of this? If other petitions are anything to go by then probably not. Currently, it is sitting on over 51k signatures and growing. The petition has gained quite a number of signatures so far. ![]() In addition, the petition complains about the game’s bugs and “unfinished” state. It claims that EA and DICE did not keep their promises made at launch by delaying the first season of the game. After all, Steam issued Battlefield 2042 refunds back in January, despite the period falling far outside of the platforms usual 14-day window for reimbursement. Still, there is a lot of truth to the petition. Given events in previous weeks, refunds for the game may not seem too much of a tall order. It claims that Battlefield 2042 has cost consumers “millions of dollars in damages and upset thousands of customers worldwide.” While the upset customers part is true, I fail to see where the damages part comes in. Some of the trailers that were released even had fans demanding to see gameplay as EA tried to hide it away until closer to launch. READ MORE: Ghost of Tsushima Gets Horizon Forbidden West Content in New Update Most of the game’s trailers were either CG or well-edited to hide the biggest issues. Much of the petition talks about EA’s false advertising for Battlefield 2042 and to be honest, this is a major problem. What happens when you make a gamer unhappy? They make a petition and as true as day, the latest “Allow Refund for Battlefield 2042 on All Platforms” has gained some noticeable traction online.Ĭreated by Satoshi Nakamoto, the petition, that can be found on (of course), demands that Sony, Microsoft and EA offer refunds to gamers who purchased Battlefield 2042. Battlefield 2042 players are fed up with EA and the game. ![]()
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