Guild Wars 2

XiL.4318:

Brannidus.4175:

XiL.4318:

The only description that matters is the one on the Box.

This one right here that you can all read: https://www.guildwars2.com/en/the-game/professions/necromancer/

Until Necro matches this description, or this description changes, Anet is guilty of false advertising. No matter what they say in the fine print, you cannot sell one thing and deliver another. It is illegal and with extremely good reason.

“Practitioners of the dark arts, necromancers summon the dead, wield the power of lost souls, and literally suck the life force from the enemy. Necromancers feed on life force, which they can use to bring allies back from the brink or cheat death itself.”

You mean that? Because we do exactly that in game.

I can also take “Necromancers suck so bring allies” and call that a quote.

But the point is deputy kittenwaffle, is THE ENTIRE DESCRIPTION is legally binding as an advertisement for software features that exist within the software environment.

In this case some of those advertised features are missing and no attempt has been made to justify their being omitted. This creates a breech of trust yes? Company says “Buy my software it can add 2+2=4” and when you get that software it says “2+2=22”. Sure it might just be a bug but if you advertise something you must deliver it so that company must rectify the situation imediately upon being made aware of it otherwise they are liable.

Consumer protection laws are not imaginary.

You can’t refer someone to evidence you state proves your point and then when they quote it, or even if we look at that page as a whole, state that they’ve quoted the wrong part.
The fact is that, he quoted something you linked to. You obviously know what’s on the page, therefore you obviously know that it’s a direct quote.
Looking at that page you linked, Necro currently does what it says on the tin.
As Gregorius has just posted, with quotes, everything advertised is in game.
If you have specific parts of that webpage that you would like us to take a look at, then by all means, feel free to post them.
Until that point, I don’t think you’re really on to a winning argument.