And yet another instance of people paying for the mistakes of the higher ups.

And if devs are smart, they won't return anyway. They've tried it once and I'm fairly certain they'd be more than happy to try it again. The gaming market is all about death by a thousand cuts these days.

Those MIT students, always having to go the extra 1609.344 metres.

A lot of people won't like the answer but no private individual should ever trust a corporate entity. They aren't held to the same standards a regular person is so we can only hope that in a bad situation, the company will do the right thing. When there's a difference between right morally, right for the customer and right for the bottom line is the time to start sweating and hoping.

Mindlessly downloading an episode that doesn’t get a mention on the wiki page is amateur hour.

Because games like that are attention-grabbing which leads to more potential of winning paying customers. Shame they aren't very good at keeping projects going for more than 5 minutes.

Or are driven insane in the efforts of cracking Denuvo.

And here we go again. Who had 'paid mods' on their bingo card this time?

Bugthesda tried to patch something and fucked it up? Oh no, I am thoroughly shocked. Definitely didn't see that coming.

Who had "within 24 hours"? Anybody?

Just make sure to temper expectations. We've been here before, remember?

When aren't those bastards blaming adblockers? Funny how the experience is only getting worse after YT themselves decide to intervene with something.