Guild Wars 2

So it’s been well over a year since people paid real money for an item that has no use whatsoever. Defenders of this have cited the fact that SAB is supposedly going to return at some point.

I’m curious, to both defenders of ANet, and to the less supportive. Where is the line where refusing to give refunds on the infinite continue coin isn’t okay? 18 months? Three years? Six months ago?

When offering a product, it seems that there are reasonable lines you can infer as to when that product will be provided. Not necessarily from a legal standpoint, but just a respect for your customer one. We weren’t told when SAB would be back, just that it would be. But surely there is some point where we as customers can reasonably expect the service we paid for to be provided?

To be fair, we knew SAB was not perminant content when the coin was on sale. So you baught it knowing that it was going away. Also buying the coin by passed buying continues, how ever that was done, I never played SAB, it was not my thing.

BrotherBelial.3094:

To be fair, we knew SAB was not perminant content when the coin was on sale. So you baught it knowing that it was going away. Also buying the coin by passed buying continues, how ever that was done, I never played SAB, it was not my thing.

No, we bought it under the expectation that it was going to return just like the holiday content. That while it may not be useful for stretches of time, that it would become useful again in the future.

I say if they’re not going continue work on SAB then they should open up SAB as permanent content. It doesn’t matter if some people don’t like it, it doesn’t even need to have more rewards, just rerelease what was there last time and let us go. I still have a full green and yellow set to be converted that I haven’t done anything with, taking up space.

Yeah this is an iffy one. I bought one of those coins and I expected to get more use out of it. It’s the kind of thing that leaves a bad taste in people’s mouths.