Alright Captain obvious. The thing is, there’s this thing called customer relations. Pissed off people don’t tend to want to give you money. It’s about time Blizzard started doing the right thing, lord knows they’ve had enough bad press. They’ll cave, but as usual we have to get the pitchforks out first.
Why you’d want regular people to lose out just so a greedy corporation saves pennies is beyond me.
If it actually mattered there would have been changes long ago. An yet here we are, just another round of people crying about how it’s unfair and how this is mine and how dare they.
I find it amusing and enjoy watching people cry about something they choose to support with the history they have.
Yeah guess I should support the people who are actively promoting blizzards horrible treatment of their player base. I mean why not just also support their amazing treatment of their staff as well?
I’m pretty anti-blizzard these days, but it looks like some intern made an honest mistake and there’s pretty much no fix that makes everyone happy. At least this way everyone gets something, even though the people who didn’t spend their accidental dust still lose out
There was a tweet that said Blizz could go negative if they wanted. They did not,
cuz that would be terrible publicity. Btw, banks do take money back (even if you spent it) if a wrong transfer was made.
I am wondering how so many people could find so many golden cards
Maybe the dust came from golden cards that you got from the honor quest, but you didn’t have more than 2 copies to begin with, so you should have never got any dust (but the system was bugged)?
The quest gave 12 golden rares (9600 dust, not 8400, so I don’t know if that’s the case)