Battlefield 2042 Refund Petition Hits 30k Supporters (& Keeps Growing)
A player recently launched a Change.org petition to push for Battlefield 2042 refunds on all platforms; as of writing, the petition has hit over 30,000 signatures, with no signs of slowing down. Given events in previous weeks, refunds for the game may not seem too much of a tall order. After all, Steam issued Battlefield 2042 refunds back in January, despite the period falling far outside of the platform's usual 14-day window for reimbursement.
Steam seemingly relaxed its standard refund policy due to the ongoing buggy state of the game. Despite developer DICE's efforts to address all of Battlefield 2042's various shortcomings, the military shooter has been plagued with glitches since its launch late last fall. Things were so dour early on, in fact, that the newest Battlefield entry landed a spot on Steam's all-time worst reviewed games list, a feat not expected of the historically beloved first-person shooter franchise. It could take some time before things drastically improve across the board, evidenced by DICE's decision to delay Battlefield 2042 Season 1 in an effort to focus on tackling game fixes.
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As Windows Central notes, Battlefield 2042 player Satoshi Nakamoto's Change.org petition is targeted towards securing refunds on all platforms — PC, PlayStation, and Xbox included — and already has over 30,000 supporters. The petition names five different entities as "decision-makers," namely Sony Interactive Entertainment, Microsoft, DICE, Steam, and the Federal Trade Commission. Interestingly, Electronic Arts goes without mention, but the game publisher appears in the petition's write-up more than a few times and stands accused of "false advertising"
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