Some Food For Thought (While you wait for the game to improve.)

[Bled]

So what is the "right" amount of time we should have to wait for a game we payed retail price for, regardless of the free-to-play subscription?

Not trying to sound rude but your "are we there yet" analogy does not work either; in most situations were a child asks "are we there you yet?" you not only answer with "no," but you give an ETA, or a not for a long time at least. Square Enix on the other hand is saying "we will be there soon" 9 months later we are still not there.

And no you can not return PC games, let alone CD-key games to modern stores such as Game Stop.

[Alastor]

So what is the "right" amount of time we should have to wait for a game we payed retail price for, regardless of the free-to-play subscription?

Not trying to sound rude but your "are we there yet" analogy does not work either; in most situations were a child asks "are we there you yet?" you not only answer with "no," but you give an ETA, or a not for a long time at least. Square Enix on the other hand is saying "we will be there soon" 9 months later we are still not there.

And no you can not return PC games, let alone CD-key games to modern stores such as Game Stop.

You are correct about returning opened PC games. I did not mean to infer that you could. I should have said: "It's your choice to buy a game, and no one is responsible for refunding you if you do not like it." That was what I was trying to get at, albeit, poorly.

Also, you are not waiting for a game. You have the game. You play the game, no? It may not be a good game. But it is a game.

I'm sorry that so many people are getting frustrated. It shows how deeply people care about the game. I'm only trying to bring another side to what seems to be a one-sided fight against SE.