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refused refund and rude customer service.....one of the worst gaming companies around today...avoid at all costs

garbage. nothing sucks more than sitting down to game out and an update is required once you open battle.net. and a 20 gig download takes forever at 24 kb/s. I have to constantly log out and back in to maximize the transfer rate. so {stuff that comes out a bulls bum hole]. wish I never bought this game (COD: MW) because I have to go through blizzards servers.

Richtiger Ranzladen. Ständig irgendwelche Serverprobleme und dann starte der Launcher ,ist dann aber nicht tatsächlich als fenster offen und man kann nichts machen.

I was trying to refund Modern Warfare after more then 3 days and they said I had 3 hours and 17 minutes, because every time I opened the game it shaders and multiplayer updates needed to be downloaded. I played 2 games and that was it (equals about 20-30 minutes). What makes it even better is that my friend got a refund when he said that his kid stole his credit card and used it to buy the game HE DOESN'T EVEN HAVE KIDS. They treat their customers like absolute trash. They need to get rid of their supervisor Borroq. All he does is just sends you their terms and conditions on "all sales are final" and doesn't explain anything to you. Customer service is absolute garbage. A baby could do better then what they're doing.

Røvslikker den kinesiske regering og er aktivt imod Hong Kong demonstrationerne. Skal aldrig have noget at gøre med det her igen

inting programbig sucky:(

The actual launcher for the app just prompted me to a 600 minute que time, and, after 15 minutes or so, it said I couldn't connect at all to Blizzard.

I have tried to log on to my account, but even though I have both email and password, an Authentication app/code is needed. If I have ever had such a code/app, it is long gone. Via the web page, the only way to get a new code, is to provide info. of a very private nature! Picture of ID with social security number! This has been confirmed via their chat! Are they totally unconcerned about GDPR? What could possibly make Blizzard think, they are in their right to ask for that? When asked about how to reset credentials to the account, or alternatively use the "Right to be forgotten" (GDPR), I am told to follow a link, which again leads me to having to submit photo ID with social security number, in order to even start up the request! This is the worst kind of costumer service I have ever seen, and I sincerely doubt, their interpretation of GDPR would stand a trial!