@CyberEarth: 237 games owned on Steam. 1 refunded. Hardly an abuse.

I am sick of these serial abusers though. In that, you and I agree. Sometimes I just sit around thinking about all the ways I could get back at them. Of all the abusers I, like yourself, hold these Steam abusers to be of the most vile kind of gamers. Thank God, I have found such a kindred spirit. Don't you just feel that these abusers should be weeded out, their accounts banned, and their names stricken from the annals of gaming? I mean, the unethical gaming lives they have led are of the basest sort. Wicked are they who play two hours only to return these digital files. Be gone with them, I say! To the pits of hell with these abusers of the terms of service, these serial renters, these millennials of self-gratification and eventual narcissism. For breaking the terms of service is an injustice to all gamers. Nay, it is an injustice to all that is ethical and righteous in game purchasing.

@pentraksil: Again, saving money is smart. My threshold is $30. And again, if you want to spend more, that's your business. Not really sure why you're so deeply concerned about how much I'm willing to pay for a game.

@CyberEarth: Per Steam's refund policy: "You can request a refund for nearly any purchase on Steam—for any reason. Maybe your PC doesn't meet the hardware requirements; maybe you bought a game by mistake; maybe you played the title for an hour and just didn't like it."

Search "refund" on the steam support page if you would like to educate yourself.

@pentraksil: I never said I'd pay more for a AAA game. But go ahead and assume. I actually wouldn't pay more than $30 for any game because I like saving money. That makes me smart. With the recent Steam sale I spent $45 and got five games. But if you want to pay $40 for one game, that's your business. I won't judge how smart that makes you.

Bought it, played it, and returned it. Just not my thing.

@pentraksil: Gamersgate has already had it on sale for $28. Is that unrealistic? I'll give this game 6 months before it hits the $20 sale range. When AAA games are on sale for $45 two months after release, this game, nice as it is, has no right to be $40 right out of the box.

I tried the demo and really liked it, but the $40 price tag is a little steep for me. It would have been an instant purchase at $20.

Well the force might not exist in this galaxy, but I can tell you, without a doubt, that the force does exist in a galaxy far, far away. It's like this guy never saw the seven part documentary about it.

@7tizz: I agree completely.

@Berserk8989: By "keeping out" Mexicans, I assume you mean enforcing the law.