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  • grzmot33kgrzmot33k Member, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    I understand that NOW it is PWE fault (AH shutdown) so the OP is asking PWE for compensation.

    I'm not asking for anything, just saying this solution suck(AH repaired but items sold while it was frozen). Because its true
  • lyko84lyko84 Member Posts: 31 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    kilo418 wrote: »
    I understand that the outage limited the amount of time that people were able to bid, but if he set a higher minimum bid, then the outage would not have caused him to lose a valuable item for very little AD. Cryptic is not free of blame, but circumventing the AH fee with the Low min (could be seen as exploiting if he uses an alt to counterbid it higher) is what I see as causing the loss.

    A couple posts earlier I wouldn't have thought I'd agree with you.
    But yes, I can agree with this.
  • syberghostsyberghost Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Hero Users Posts: 2,474
    edited May 2013
    mmogfails wrote: »
    He lost it because of PWE's incompetence.

    Isn't that a reason for a refund?

    He lost it because he made a bad decision. That's a reason for chagrin.
  • vorticanvortican Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 367 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    kilo418 wrote: »
    Where in the ToS is this stated?

    From the Perfect World Terms of Service:

    "You acknowledge that the you are using a preliminary, preview edition of the Websites features and the Beta Games and that you are participating in a beta test thereof (the "Beta Test"), and that the Beta Games site Website features may contain bugs, may not operate properly or perform all intended functions, may interfere with the functioning of other software applications, and may cause errors, data loss or other problems."

    "As a Beta tester, you are invited to play Beta Games for the sole purpose of evaluating the games and identifying errors. Nothing in these Terms, or on this Website, shall be construed as granting you any rights or privileges of any kind with respect to the Beta Games or content that you find here. The Beta Games are provided for testing on an "as is", "as available" basis and we make no warranty to you of any kind, express or implied. You understand and agree that playing Beta Games is at your own risk, that you know that the Beta Games may include known or unknown bugs, and that PWE has no obligations to you with respect to Beta Games, including without limitation any obligation to provide such games to you in the future at no charge."

    Really important part:

    "18. Interruption of Service

    (a) PWE reserves the right to interrupt the Service from time to time on a regularly scheduled basis or otherwise with or without prior notice in order to perform maintenance. You agree that PWE will not be liable for any interruption of the Service, delay or failure to perform resulting from any causes whatsoever.
    (b) You acknowledge that the Service may be interrupted for reasons beyond the control of PWE, and PWE cannot guarantee that you will be able to access the Services or your Account whenever you may wish to do so. PWE shall not be liable for any interruption of the Services, delay or failure to perform resulting from any causes whatsoever.
    (c) PWE has the right at any time with or without reason to change and/or eliminate any aspect(s) of the Services as it sees fit in its sole discretion.
    (d) PWE is not be obligated to refund all or any portion of any Account fee (if any), by reason of any interruption of the Services by reason of any of the circumstances described in paragraph (a) or (b)."

    Lastly

    "22. Disclaimer of Warranties

    YOU EXPRESSLY UNDERSTAND AND AGREE THAT:

    (a) THE SERVICE, THE GAMES, THE WEBSITE AND ALL MATERIALS CONTAINED THEREIN ARE PROVIDED ON AN "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE" BASIS WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. PWE AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES, AFFILIATES, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES, AGENTS, PARTNERS AND LICENSORS DISCLAIM ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE AND NON-INFRINGEMENT AS TO THE SERVICE, THE GAME AND THE WEBSITE, INCLUDING ALL INFORMATION, CONTENT AND MATERIALS CONTAINED THEREIN. PWE DOES NOT REPRESENT OR WARRANT THAT THE SERVICE, THE GAMES, THE WEBSITE OR THE MATERIALS CONTAINED THEREIN ARE ACCURATE, COMPLETE, RELIABLE, AVAILABLE, CURRENT OR ERROR-FREE. PWE ALSO DOES NOT REPRESENT OR WARRANT THAT THE GAMES, THE WEBSITE OR ITS SERVERS ARE FREE OF VIRUSES OR OTHER HARMFUL COMPONENTS.
    (b) PWE AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES, AFFILIATES, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES, AGENTS, PARTNERS AND LICENSORS MAKE NO WARRANTY THAT (i) THE SERVICE WILL MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS; (ii) THE WEBSITE WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED, TIMELY, SECURE OR ERROR-FREE; OR (iii) ANY ERRORS IN THE SOFTWARE WILL BE CORRECTED."
  • mmogfailsmmogfails Member Posts: 92
    edited May 2013
    kilo418 wrote: »
    I think you may be playing the wrong game.

    I just post at forums.
  • jjb828jjb828 Member Posts: 340 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    I love this. They are acting like this is their first go at an MMO, and they are failing. Hard.


    It's sad, really, at how bad they handle problems. Their game isn't going to last. What a tragedy...


    Also, I moreso then never, ignore posting a "Minimum" amount to sell at. When I do, I pay to put my item in the auction, if the auction doesn't sell AT LEAST for that price, I lose money instead of making it. But OK
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  • pzzdachupzzdachu Member Posts: 398 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    mmogfails wrote: »
    He lost it because of Player's incompetence.

    That Isn't a reason for a refund!
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  • mmogfailsmmogfails Member Posts: 92
    edited May 2013
    syberghost wrote: »
    He lost it because he made a bad decision. That's a reason for chagrin.

    If by bad decision you mean he didn't take into account PWE's incompetence, I'll pass.
  • sasheriasasheria Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Hero Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users, Neverwinter Knight of the Feywild Users Posts: 1 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    mmogfails wrote: »
    He lost it because of PWE's incompetence.

    Isn't that a reason for a refund?

    Partly. He mainly lost because he did not put in a minimum. It all depend on the courts ;) (if the courts were involved) because part of the TOS DID state that they are not obligated to be 24/7 there will be downtime expected and unexpected. So the OP should have put in a minimum bid and avoid the whole thing.

    Edit

    "18. Interruption of Service

    (a) PWE reserves the right to interrupt the Service from time to time on a regularly scheduled basis or otherwise with or without prior notice in order to perform maintenance. You agree that PWE will not be liable for any interruption of the Service, delay or failure to perform resulting from any causes whatsoever.
    (b) You acknowledge that the Service may be interrupted for reasons beyond the control of PWE, and PWE cannot guarantee that you will be able to access the Services or your Account whenever you may wish to do so. PWE shall not be liable for any interruption of the Services, delay or failure to perform resulting from any causes whatsoever.
    (c) PWE has the right at any time with or without reason to change and/or eliminate any aspect(s) of the Services as it sees fit in its sole discretion.
    (d) PWE is not be obligated to refund all or any portion of any Account fee (if any), by reason of any interruption of the Services by reason of any of the circumstances described in paragraph (a) or (b)."


    It is built into the TOS.
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  • mmogfailsmmogfails Member Posts: 92
    edited May 2013
    sasheria wrote: »
    Partly. He mainly lost because he did not put in a minimum. It all depend on the courts ;) (if the courts were involved) because part of the TOS DID state that they are not obligated to be 24/7 there will be downtime expected and unexpected. So the OP should have put in a minimum bid and avoid the whole thing.

    The downtime is not expected to be > 80% of the maximum auction duration, so the court will order PWE to reverse the transaction.
  • vorticanvortican Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 367 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    mmogfails wrote: »
    If by bad decision you mean he didn't take into account PWE's incompetence, I'll pass.

    He also didn't take into account the tools presented to him to protect him from his own incompetence, or the possibility of cheaters infiltrating the auction house, or the conditions under which he agreed to play the game, or you know... life.
  • robertthebardrobertthebard Member Posts: 543 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    mmogfails wrote: »
    The downtime is not expected to be > 80% of the maximum auction duration, so the court will order PWE to reverse the transaction.

    Actually, it won't see the inside of a courtroom. They aren't going to waste their time with it, since ToS covers it pretty thoroughly.
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  • sasheriasasheria Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Hero Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users, Neverwinter Knight of the Feywild Users Posts: 1 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    mmogfails wrote: »
    The downtime is not expected to be > 80% of the maximum auction duration, so the court will order PWE to reverse the transaction.

    Nope. Read the TOS.

    "18. Interruption of Service

    (a) PWE reserves the right to interrupt the Service from time to time on a regularly scheduled basis or otherwise with or without prior notice in order to perform maintenance. You agree that PWE will not be liable for any interruption of the Service, delay or failure to perform resulting from any causes whatsoever.
    (b) You acknowledge that the Service may be interrupted for reasons beyond the control of PWE, and PWE cannot guarantee that you will be able to access the Services or your Account whenever you may wish to do so. PWE shall not be liable for any interruption of the Services, delay or failure to perform resulting from any causes whatsoever.
    (c) PWE has the right at any time with or without reason to change and/or eliminate any aspect(s) of the Services as it sees fit in its sole discretion.
    (d) PWE is not be obligated to refund all or any portion of any Account fee (if any), by reason of any interruption of the Services by reason of any of the circumstances described in paragraph (a) or (b)."

    There is an interruption of service. TOS covers it. The end user AGREE before installing the software and creating an account. The user is not "exempt" if he/she did not read it and click ok. Ignorance is not an excuse.
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  • kilo418kilo418 Member Posts: 823 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    mmogfails wrote: »
    The downtime is not expected to be > 80% of the maximum auction duration, so the court will order PWE to reverse the transaction.

    Kinda trying to hard with this one. You are normally entertaining, but this one doesn't even qualify as plausible.
  • hkiewahkiewa Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 379 Bounty Hunter
    edited May 2013
    pzzdachu wrote: »
    FTFU 10/Char

    Tissue princess?
  • naztrollnaztroll Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 59
    edited May 2013
    After reading the AH QQ's over the last couple days I think I should be checking it out more, aparently there is alot of people that have no idea how to auction which I think everyone should take advantage of. As many have already stated, do not post for less then your willing to accept.
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  • pzzdachupzzdachu Member Posts: 398 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    mmogfails wrote: »
    The downtime is not expected to be > 80% of the maximum auction duration, so the court will order PWE to reverse the transaction.
    If you ha set a minimum You could have gotten the least you would have wanted. Even with only 20% of the auction left. Or you would still have your item. Let the Seller beware.
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  • mmogfailsmmogfails Member Posts: 92
    edited May 2013
    kilo418 wrote: »
    Kinda trying to hard with this one. You are normally entertaining, but this one doesn't even qualify as plausible.

    I'm being noticed??!?!??:o
  • banecrushrbanecrushr Member Posts: 129 Bounty Hunter
    edited May 2013
    Maybe because they said this was a .......beta? I dunno, call me dumb or stupid, but $hit happens in beta ....right? If the trend continues then we all gets the wetty pants and move on... till then, hey I'm all in.

    aeftae wrote: »
    Because players clearly expected a hugely game breaking bug to take the auction house down for days on end, and the auctions on the AH weren't frozen too, they all continued to tick.

    Myopic fanboys at their finest. Cryptic ****ed it up here and the players pay (yet again), how there are players who can remain deluded and protect these incompetent failings over and over is beyond me.
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  • pzzdachupzzdachu Member Posts: 398 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    hkiewa wrote: »
    Tissue princess?
    I think you quoted the wrong post. I have no need for a tissue. Allergy season is long over.
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  • sasheriasasheria Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Hero Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users, Neverwinter Knight of the Feywild Users Posts: 1 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    pzzdachu wrote: »
    If you ha set a minimum You could have gotten the least you would have wanted. Even with only 20% of the auction left. Or you would still have your item. Let the Seller beware.

    Or if no bid, he would have gotten the item back and try to sell it again when the auction reopen.
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  • nullwolf1nullwolf1 Member, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    mmogfails wrote: »
    I'm being noticed??!?!??:o

    ;p I notice every time you post in a thread I'm perusing... sometimes I even agree with part of what you say. ;p

    Only issue I have with you personally is that color of yellow you chose to use... makes my eyes burn. >.<
  • zylaxxzylaxx Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Hero Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 591 Bounty Hunter
    edited May 2013
    grzmot33k wrote: »
    I put item on AH for LOOOOONG 5 DAYS, i got a LOT of time to take it back if bid isn't what i wanted. And i always do it like this

    - Min bid - 1AD, why more? i dont want waste cash for it.

    The point is, When AH was turned off my items could be bidded for 1 more day, and i thought it would be still 1 day after they open AH again. But nope, It seems like AH was closed, but auctions were going on as if AH was working

    Hahaha no joke I hope if this does anything it forces people to actually place items on AH with true values. I am happy that so many got scamed because its your own **** fault for placing an item for bid at 1 ad. LOL I love it. Ohh BTW do a buyout too.
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  • mechjockeymechjockey Member Posts: 265 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    Doesn't matter "how you always do it". That's now how auctions are intended to work.

    You set a price lower than what you were willing to accept, with the assumption that it would always work out for you.

    You assumed wrong and got burned.

    Own it.

    I'd try to tell you horribly wrong your post and attitude are, but I think I would be "ASSUMING", you could actually process what was being said, and all evidence is to the contrary.

    So I think I will just write my congresscritters about product liability laws for parents.
  • mmogfailsmmogfails Member Posts: 92
    edited May 2013
    zylaxx wrote: »
    Hahaha no joke I hope if this does anything it forces people to actually place items on AH with true values. I am happy that so many got scamed because its your own **** fault for placing an item for bid at 1 ad. LOL I love it. Ohh BTW do a buyout too.

    You put on the minimum starting bid and a long duration for this reason, to find the "true" value of the product! The expected result is to get somewhat less than the "true" value of the product.

    You don't put a Ferrari at ebay with $0.01 starting bid and 3 months duration, to have the auction ended 1 second after the first bid of $0.01 is made.

    That's illegal.
  • vorticanvortican Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 367 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    mmogfails wrote: »
    You put on the minimum starting bid and a long duration for this reason, to find the "true" value of the product! The expected result is to get somewhat less than the "true" value of the product.

    You don't put a Ferrari at ebay with $0.01 starting bid and 3 months duration, to have the auction ended 1 second after the first bid of $0.01 is made.

    That's illegal.

    If you signed a contract with the auction house under which you agreed that this could potentially happen and waived your right to contest it, it's completely legal.
  • zzzzzdankzzzzzdank Member Posts: 180 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    grzmot33k wrote: »
    I put item on AH for LOOOOONG 5 DAYS, i got a LOT of time to take it back if bid isn't what i wanted. And i always do it like this

    - Min bid - 1AD, why more? i dont want waste cash for it.

    The point is, When AH was turned off my items could be bidded for 1 more day, and i thought it would be still 1 day after they open AH again. But nope, It seems like AH was closed, but auctions were going on as if AH was working

    That's not how auctions work bud. Once you put up an item for auction, with a minimum bid, once that min bid is reached YOU DON'T GET TO STOP THE AUCTION AND TAKE YOUR TOY BACK!

    Quit trying to EXPLOIT the system to avoid INTENDED FEE's and you won't have this QQ issue.
  • robertthebardrobertthebard Member Posts: 543 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    vortican wrote: »
    If you signed a contract with the auction house under which you agreed that this could potentially happen and waived your right to contest it, it's completely legal.

    Which is exactly what happened here.
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  • pzzdachupzzdachu Member Posts: 398 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    mmogfails wrote: »
    You put on the minimum starting bid and a long duration for this reason, to find the "true" value of the product! The expected result is to get somewhat less than the "true" value of the product.

    You don't put a Ferrari at ebay with $0.01 starting bid and 3 months duration, to have the auction ended 1 second after the first bid of $0.01 is made.

    That's illegal.
    No putting a Ferrarri on Auction on E-Bay for anything less than $200,000 would be your own foolishness!
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