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Posted August 17, 2016
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HunchBluntley: Hmm, that's cool. Nice to see devs selling GOG codes themselves, even if it is via a third party. The whole "ALL SALES FINAL!!!" refund policy is not so cool, but I can totally see why they do it that way (at least for the DRM-free version; can't see why that would apply to Steam "keys").
Well it makes sense if they are making the physical goodies to order. So once you've bought they start making / ordering physical stuff (and incurring costs) and if you then decided to refund they would be out of pocket (sure, they can probably sell them to someone else but if enough people did and more people didn't order they could be significantly out of pocket)

It's fairly standard policy for any bespoke / customised goods (which isn't really the case here as they aren't actually custom) for the same reason.
Posted August 17, 2016
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adaliabooks: bespoke
Wow, you're one of the very, very few people I've ever seen use this term. Kudos to you. :)
Posted August 17, 2016
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HunchBluntley: Hmm, that's cool. Nice to see devs selling GOG codes themselves, even if it is via a third party. The whole "ALL SALES FINAL!!!" refund policy is not so cool, but I can totally see why they do it that way (at least for the DRM-free version; can't see why that would apply to Steam "keys").
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adaliabooks: Well it makes sense if they are making the physical goodies to order. So once you've bought they start making / ordering physical stuff (and incurring costs) and if you then decided to refund they would be out of pocket (sure, they can probably sell them to someone else but if enough people did and more people didn't order they could be significantly out of pocket)

It's fairly standard policy for any bespoke / customised goods (which isn't really the case here as they aren't actually custom) for the same reason.
Oh, right. : P I wasn't considering the physical goods. That makes sense, I guess.
Posted August 17, 2016
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adaliabooks: bespoke
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GR00T: Wow, you're one of the very, very few people I've ever seen use this term. Kudos to you. :)
Haha.. it's fairly common over here (I think? Maybe it's just me XD), it's got a nice ring to it and makes a good marketing term ;)
Posted August 17, 2016
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GR00T: Wow, you're one of the very, very few people I've ever seen use this term. Kudos to you. :)
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adaliabooks: Haha.. it's fairly common over here (I think? Maybe it's just me XD), it's got a nice ring to it and makes a good marketing term ;)
No doubt popularized somewhat since Kingsman: The Secret Service came out ;)

(worldwide at least, I'd assume less so in the UK xD)
Post edited August 17, 2016 by Pheace
Posted August 17, 2016
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adaliabooks: Haha.. it's fairly common over here (I think? Maybe it's just me XD), it's got a nice ring to it and makes a good marketing term ;)
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Pheace: No doubt popularized somewhat since Kingsman: The Secret Service came out ;)

(worldwide at least, I'd assume less so in the UK xD)
I haven't seen it, but I assume they use the word a bit in it?
Posted August 17, 2016
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adaliabooks: Haha.. it's fairly common over here (I think? Maybe it's just me XD), it's got a nice ring to it and makes a good marketing term ;)
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Pheace: No doubt popularized somewhat since Kingsman: The Secret Service came out ;)

(worldwide at least, I'd assume less so in the UK xD)
That movie was terrible. I think the last Yahoo Serious movie I watched was better, actually.
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