So has Aether crashed again?

[Mactheknife]

Stuff happens. If someone is really upset about not receiving what they deem as the "proper" service for a product they're paying for (and it happens often). Then logical thing is to quit paying for it and move on, maybe try to get a refund after unsubbing from the product.

[Beeraga]

Stuff happens. If someone is really upset about not receiving what they deem as the "proper" service for a product they're paying for (and it happens often). Then logical thing is to quit paying for it and move on, maybe try to get a refund after unsubbing from the product.

OK so this is a reach, and I admit it in advance, and this has very little to do with your singular post...

But cars used to not have seat belts.

Your argument suggests we should just accept unsafe conditions of cars or not buy them.

Where does that get us?

Point being, why people get so up in arms for complaining when a service is not rendered to their very reasonable satisfaction is met with such undying loyalty to the brand is just so crazy I can't get my head around it. Someone please help me slurp SE like others do!

[Mactheknife]

You already accept unsafe conditions in cars. They're literally one of the most dangerous forms of transportation. When playing an MMO you should "expect" downtime. Especially durning/near patches. Complaining is fine, do what you want.

[Domeric]

Stuff happens. If someone is really upset about not receiving what they deem as the "proper" service for a product they're paying for (and it happens often). Then logical thing is to quit paying for it and move on, maybe try to get a refund after unsubbing from the product.

People want to play a game they have invested in. They want the company to improve the service that is very clearly failing them.

The idea that anyone is offended at this is contrarian at the very best.