Rhokin: I would have loved to get the whole series to play, considering I paid $20 for the 4 games, and the whole serious was less than $22. When I went to look into the rest of the games, the site had removed my current owned games, and then said I had to pay $14 for the rest of the group.

Rhokin: For example, most games sellers give you a limited time (two weeks, one month) to get some money back if the product they purchase goes on sale within that time.

moonshineshadow: What do you mean by removed the owned games? You mean in the bundle sales that the games you already own did not need to be bought again?
You could see them when you clicked below the actual games you were missing on a button "Show owned games" or something like that.
The reason that is handled like this is, that you normally only get the high discount if you buy the complete bundle. But since it often happens that people own some games of such a bundle it would be unfair if they could not get the maximum discount for the rest of the games. Therefore they are already taken into account and just hidden (under the button) and the sale page to show that you don't need to buy them again.

Rhokin: I understand what you mean, but that was not the issue at hand. I am aware that they removed the ones I own and discounted the rest. What I have an issue with is that I literally just purchased BG1/2 and ID1/2 for $20 and then the entire group (including BG and ID games) is on sale for the same price I paid for just the 4 games. For example, if I had waited for like 12 days, I could have purchased the whole series for the price I paid for 4 games. Hence my issue.

P1na: You buy stuff full price because you want to play now, or you wait for a sale without knowing when it will be. If you decide to buy now and a sale happens the following week, tough. Giving the money back would mess the whole system, IMO, plus it's unnecesary. If others do so, let them; but it's not a feature I'd expect

Rhokin: Good day everyone,

I must say I am quite happy that there is a place online to buy the old games from my childhood and I have loved every minute since I found this site and downloaded my favorite old games. I must also say that one experience made me quite disappointed and I wonder what others think of this.

Don't get me wrong, this site is great and the discounts they have provided are fantastic, however I find that the site should consider the option of post sale reimbursement. For example, most games sellers give you a limited time (two weeks, one month) to get some money back if the product they purchase goes on sale within that time. For example, BG 1 and 2 complete as well as ID 1 and 2 complete were both 50% off and I purchased them. After less than 2 weeks, the entire D and D line up went on sale. I would have loved to get the whole series to play, considering I paid $20 for the 4 games, and the whole serious was less than $22. When I went to look into the rest of the games, the site had removed my current owned games, and then said I had to pay $14 for the rest of the group.

Again, I would like to reiterate that I appreciate the site for what it provides, and I appreciate the fact that I can relive my childhood, however I have to admit feeling a bit frustrated with how this situation played out.

Any thoughts?

dewtech: I should whine like OP then.

Rhokin: ...

dewtech: +1 to you good sir.

I should whine like OP then. Bought Age of Wonders, then bought Fallout 1, then bought Empire Earth and they all had a free giveaway a month or 2 later after i bought them, it felt bad for a second, but then I thoguht to myself, why should I be sad,because I supported a site I actually like