So nice of everyone here to determine how it takes before people get their money’s worth out of an item. It isn’t up to anyone to determine how long it takes until I have got my money’s worth.
If you bought an unlimited use chop-it-all axe and they later changed it to not work all the time on all trees you would feel slighted. The item still functions, you have gotten plenty of use out of it, but the usefullness has changed.
Wow, tooltips don’t mention coin dropped by bosses so that must mean it doesn’t function that way? And tooltips tell you the whole story, huh?
People are/have bought the item because of the way it DOES function, not how the community has advertised it. This point holds no weight to the discussion.
The item functioned a certain way when purchased by players. Players inform themselves and then make informative purchases.
The functionality has NOT changed. It is NOT falsely advertised.
When you change a basic function of a game, like dungeon rewards, you are bound to have other consequences like make certain items a little useless and certain items more useful.
Your analogy with the DVD is flawed. YOU can not return the DVD. But if the store asked for the DVD back two weeks later and just says ‘you got your money’s worth’, this would not be acceptable. You purchased the DVD with the idea of keeping it in your collection until your girlfriend gets mad and throws it across the room at the wall. To have the store later change its mind and say, nope, it was a one time rental, please return will leave a bad taste in your mouth.
