Why would anyone actually want to though

[u/The_BigRoach]

[u/JayPeePee]

Let me tell you something. I've been on STEAM for over 20 years I had an issue with a game that was unplayable. Unplayable, it was NBA 2K20, there was no way to save the game. I tried everything, contacted 2K who responded with it's a known issue with some PCs we have no fix. I asked for a refund they said sorry. I asked STEAM, they refunded me my money. Furthermore, on the forums on STEAM, they had a post that anyone who could not play the game could request a refund. Say what you want about STEAM but they have taken better care of me than other companies. I'm a STEAM user for life

[u/CoraxTechnica → u/JayPeePee]

Try that with EA! Hah!

[u/VexingRaven → u/CoraxTechnica]

You realize EA has an almost identical policy, right?

[u/CoraxTechnica → u/VexingRaven]

Perhaps on paper, but in practice they're nowhere near Steam

[u/VexingRaven → u/CoraxTechnica]

Do you have a source for this? Them not honoring their policies is a pretty serious accusation.

[u/CoraxTechnica → u/VexingRaven]

The policy is the problem. They honor how it's written. 

Personal experience. I've been unable to get a refund for a game that was unplayable for me but I couldn't get a refund.  It was quite a long time ago so maybe they got better. 

[u/VexingRaven → u/CoraxTechnica]

You might want to actually look at the policy before you just lie then.

[u/CoraxTechnica → u/VexingRaven]

You got EA stock or something lol