As if more things couldn't go wrong with this event. That is a Typo, and should have said "you can trade your units for loyalty", as seen in the store right now.There are no amount of apologies I can give for this oversight that will alleviate the confusion or the frustration over this, but I am deeply sorry about this. How many more 'mistakes' do you guys want to make lol, I'd advise triple proof-reading stuff especially when you know you had no intention of implementing said feature.
As if more things couldn't go wrong with this event. That is a Typo, and should have said "you can trade your units for loyalty", as seen in the store right now.There are no amount of apologies I can give for this oversight that will alleviate the confusion or the frustration over this, but I am deeply sorry about this.
If it's just a typo, then it should have been 444 gold for 120,000 loyalty by this logic. Now THAT would finally be a good deal in this event. So just add that deal as well to the store and it's all hunky-dory!
As if more things couldn't go wrong with this event. That is a Typo, and should have said "you can trade your units for loyalty", as seen in the store right now.There are no amount of apologies I can give for this oversight that will alleviate the confusion or the frustration over this, but I am deeply sorry about this. How many more 'mistakes' do you guys want to make lol, I'd advise triple proof-reading stuff especially when you know you had no intention of implementing said feature. Weird how you're scolding Kabam on grammar and you used apostrophes instead of quotation marks and put a comma instead of a period after "lol". 😬😬😬
As if more things couldn't go wrong with this event. That is a Typo, and should have said "you can trade your units for loyalty", as seen in the store right now.There are no amount of apologies I can give for this oversight that will alleviate the confusion or the frustration over this, but I am deeply sorry about this. Just FYI, a typo is a small error/ misspelled word. This is a HUGE error and wrong choice of words, which is misleading.
As if more things couldn't go wrong with this event. That is a Typo, and should have said "you can trade your units for loyalty", as seen in the store right now.There are no amount of apologies I can give for this oversight that will alleviate the confusion or the frustration over this, but I am deeply sorry about this. Just FYI, a typo is a small error/ misspelled word. This is a HUGE error and wrong choice of words, which is misleading. Typos are not distinguished by the size of the error. If the writer intended to type X but they actually type Y, that's a typo. A typo can change a single letter in a word, or it can turn $199.99 to $19999.99 with a stuck keyboard, which would be a pretty big error but is still a typo.I don't think it really serves any useful purpose to nit pick the definition of typo here, when the obvious intent is to state that the written text is in error by accident and not intent. Colloquially, many people call those typos, although they are really just errors (editorially, I would call this a misstatement). It doesn't really change anything. Regardless, the damage is the same, and such errors shouldn't happen, even if it was a typo.
As if more things couldn't go wrong with this event. That is a Typo, and should have said "you can trade your units for loyalty", as seen in the store right now.There are no amount of apologies I can give for this oversight that will alleviate the confusion or the frustration over this, but I am deeply sorry about this. Just FYI, a typo is a small error/ misspelled word. This is a HUGE error and wrong choice of words, which is misleading. Typos are not distinguished by the size of the error. If the writer intended to type X but they actually type Y, that's a typo. A typo can change a single letter in a word, or it can turn $199.99 to $19999.99 with a stuck keyboard, which would be a pretty big error but is still a typo.I don't think it really serves any useful purpose to nit pick the definition of typo here, when the obvious intent is to state that the written text is in error by accident and not intent. Colloquially, many people call those typos, although they are really just errors (editorially, I would call this a misstatement). It doesn't really change anything. Regardless, the damage is the same, and such errors shouldn't happen, even if it was a typo. Having been an editor, this isn’t a typo. A typo is something like “you can dhange your gold” or “you can change you golld”. It was incorrect information that materially changed the sentence. It should have been spotted and corrected before it went live. It’s sloppy, amateur and kind of alarming. Someone was asleep at the wheel.
As if more things couldn't go wrong with this event. That is a Typo, and should have said "you can trade your units for loyalty", as seen in the store right now.There are no amount of apologies I can give for this oversight that will alleviate the confusion or the frustration over this, but I am deeply sorry about this. Just FYI, a typo is a small error/ misspelled word. This is a HUGE error and wrong choice of words, which is misleading. Typos are not distinguished by the size of the error. If the writer intended to type X but they actually type Y, that's a typo. A typo can change a single letter in a word, or it can turn $199.99 to $19999.99 with a stuck keyboard, which would be a pretty big error but is still a typo.I don't think it really serves any useful purpose to nit pick the definition of typo here, when the obvious intent is to state that the written text is in error by accident and not intent. Colloquially, many people call those typos, although they are really just errors (editorially, I would call this a misstatement). It doesn't really change anything. Regardless, the damage is the same, and such errors shouldn't happen, even if it was a typo. Having been an editor, this isn’t a typo. A typo is something like “you can dhange your gold” or “you can change you golld”. It was incorrect information that materially changed the sentence. It should have been spotted and corrected before it went live. It’s sloppy, amateur and kind of alarming. Someone was asleep at the wheel. Given how all edited material is chock full of mistakes, pretty sure Kabam is allowed to make them too.Everyone here acting like they make no mistakes in their jobs.
As if more things couldn't go wrong with this event. That is a Typo, and should have said "you can trade your units for loyalty", as seen in the store right now.There are no amount of apologies I can give for this oversight that will alleviate the confusion or the frustration over this, but I am deeply sorry about this. Just FYI, a typo is a small error/ misspelled word. This is a HUGE error and wrong choice of words, which is misleading. Typos are not distinguished by the size of the error. If the writer intended to type X but they actually type Y, that's a typo. A typo can change a single letter in a word, or it can turn $199.99 to $19999.99 with a stuck keyboard, which would be a pretty big error but is still a typo.I don't think it really serves any useful purpose to nit pick the definition of typo here, when the obvious intent is to state that the written text is in error by accident and not intent. Colloquially, many people call those typos, although they are really just errors (editorially, I would call this a misstatement). It doesn't really change anything. Regardless, the damage is the same, and such errors shouldn't happen, even if it was a typo. Having been an editor, this isn’t a typo. A typo is something like “you can dhange your gold” or “you can change you golld”. It was incorrect information that materially changed the sentence. It should have been spotted and corrected before it went live. It’s sloppy, amateur and kind of alarming. Someone was asleep at the wheel. Given how all edited material is chock full of mistakes, pretty sure Kabam is allowed to make them too.Everyone here acting like they make no mistakes in their jobs. I’d get fired from my job if I made mistakes like that. Words matter. Giving a pass on declining standards because everyone is doing it is the very reason everyone is doing it.
Come on guys everyone knows you can mistakenly spell gold trying to spell units 😂 Come on guys everyone knows you can mistakenly spell gold trying to spell units 😂 It probably autocorrected in their phone lol. You know, like "duck." Uni... "did you mean GOLD?" Exactly
Come on guys everyone knows you can mistakenly spell gold trying to spell units 😂
Come on guys everyone knows you can mistakenly spell gold trying to spell units 😂 It probably autocorrected in their phone lol. You know, like "duck." Uni... "did you mean GOLD?"
As if more things couldn't go wrong with this event. That is a Typo, and should have said "you can trade your units for loyalty", as seen in the store right now.There are no amount of apologies I can give for this oversight that will alleviate the confusion or the frustration over this, but I am deeply sorry about this. Just FYI, a typo is a small error/ misspelled word. This is a HUGE error and wrong choice of words, which is misleading. Typos are not distinguished by the size of the error. If the writer intended to type X but they actually type Y, that's a typo. A typo can change a single letter in a word, or it can turn $199.99 to $19999.99 with a stuck keyboard, which would be a pretty big error but is still a typo.I don't think it really serves any useful purpose to nit pick the definition of typo here, when the obvious intent is to state that the written text is in error by accident and not intent. Colloquially, many people call those typos, although they are really just errors (editorially, I would call this a misstatement). It doesn't really change anything. Regardless, the damage is the same, and such errors shouldn't happen, even if it was a typo. Having been an editor, this isn’t a typo. A typo is something like “you can dhange your gold” or “you can change you golld”. It was incorrect information that materially changed the sentence. It should have been spotted and corrected before it went live. It’s sloppy, amateur and kind of alarming. Someone was asleep at the wheel. Given how all edited material is chock full of mistakes, pretty sure Kabam is allowed to make them too.Everyone here acting like they make no mistakes in their jobs. I’d get fired from my job if I made mistakes like that. Words matter. Giving a pass on declining standards because everyone is doing it is the very reason everyone is doing it. 100% this. Allowing mediocrity is just another symptom of the participation trophy society we have become. They only way to get better is to be held accountable for mistakes. Not sweep them under the rug.
As if more things couldn't go wrong with this event. That is a Typo, and should have said "you can trade your units for loyalty", as seen in the store right now.There are no amount of apologies I can give for this oversight that will alleviate the confusion or the frustration over this, but I am deeply sorry about this. Just FYI, a typo is a small error/ misspelled word. This is a HUGE error and wrong choice of words, which is misleading. Typos are not distinguished by the size of the error. If the writer intended to type X but they actually type Y, that's a typo. A typo can change a single letter in a word, or it can turn $199.99 to $19999.99 with a stuck keyboard, which would be a pretty big error but is still a typo.I don't think it really serves any useful purpose to nit pick the definition of typo here, when the obvious intent is to state that the written text is in error by accident and not intent. Colloquially, many people call those typos, although they are really just errors (editorially, I would call this a misstatement). It doesn't really change anything. Regardless, the damage is the same, and such errors shouldn't happen, even if it was a typo. Having been an editor, this isn’t a typo. A typo is something like “you can dhange your gold” or “you can change you golld”. It was incorrect information that materially changed the sentence. It should have been spotted and corrected before it went live. It’s sloppy, amateur and kind of alarming. Someone was asleep at the wheel. Given how all edited material is chock full of mistakes, pretty sure Kabam is allowed to make them too.Everyone here acting like they make no mistakes in their jobs. I’d get fired from my job if I made mistakes like that. Words matter. Giving a pass on declining standards because everyone is doing it is the very reason everyone is doing it. No you wouldn't. Everyone says this and it's just not true. It's why retractions are a thing.
As if more things couldn't go wrong with this event. That is a Typo, and should have said "you can trade your units for loyalty", as seen in the store right now.There are no amount of apologies I can give for this oversight that will alleviate the confusion or the frustration over this, but I am deeply sorry about this. Just FYI, a typo is a small error/ misspelled word. This is a HUGE error and wrong choice of words, which is misleading. Typos are not distinguished by the size of the error. If the writer intended to type X but they actually type Y, that's a typo. A typo can change a single letter in a word, or it can turn $199.99 to $19999.99 with a stuck keyboard, which would be a pretty big error but is still a typo.I don't think it really serves any useful purpose to nit pick the definition of typo here, when the obvious intent is to state that the written text is in error by accident and not intent. Colloquially, many people call those typos, although they are really just errors (editorially, I would call this a misstatement). It doesn't really change anything. Regardless, the damage is the same, and such errors shouldn't happen, even if it was a typo. Having been an editor, this isn’t a typo. A typo is something like “you can dhange your gold” or “you can change you golld”. It was incorrect information that materially changed the sentence. It should have been spotted and corrected before it went live. It’s sloppy, amateur and kind of alarming. Someone was asleep at the wheel. Given how all edited material is chock full of mistakes, pretty sure Kabam is allowed to make them too.Everyone here acting like they make no mistakes in their jobs. I’d get fired from my job if I made mistakes like that. Words matter. Giving a pass on declining standards because everyone is doing it is the very reason everyone is doing it. No you wouldn't. Everyone says this and it's just not true. It's why retractions are a thing. Yeah. I would. I deal in words for a living. It’s exactly what I get paid for and I’ve seen people get canned for screwing up. I appreciate you jumping in to try to disrupt the flow though. I wouldn’t expect anything less from you. Now move along.
We're also talking about a mobile game. We're not talking about real life. It didn't cost you anything. It didn't hurt you either.
We're also talking about a mobile game. We're not talking about real life. It didn't cost you anything. It didn't hurt you either. Not trying to stoke the fire or anything, but this isn't a defense. We don't get to determine how it impacts someone else. That's actually pretty dismissive and condescending. Now, I don't think you were intentionally malicious in this. But the fact stands.Also, it was pretty text-book false advertisement.Yes, they owned it right away. They apologized and they even did a recall on the in game mail.I commend them for all of that. I respect them for all of that.But this is not an isolated incident either. They can apologize and acknowledge player frustration. But those words are becoming more empty with each recurrence of these "innocent mistakes." They add up. They have been adding up. And just as your own post just stated, repeat offenses compound the issue.This wasn't an isolated incident. It may also very well be just "a mobile game", but that doesn't mean it's nothing. It may not impact you or I, but we don't get to decide how other people are impacted by it.
False advertisement is purposely misleading your customers to get them to come in. Much like bait and switch. This isn't false advertisement.
I like how some people are making such a big fuzz over a mistake that mislead them for a few mins.Just for their own security, if you receve a phone call from Steven Robinson from Microsoft for a refund, its a SCAM.
I like how some people are making such a big fuzz over a mistake that mislead them for a few mins.Just for their own security, if you receve a phone call from Steven Robinson from Microsoft for a refund, its a SCAM. So you're telling me that the nigerian prince that emailed me, needing my help was a scammer?
We're also talking about a mobile game. We're not talking about real life. It didn't cost you anything. It didn't hurt you either. Not trying to stoke the fire or anything, but this isn't a defense. We don't get to determine how it impacts someone else. That's actually pretty dismissive and condescending. Now, I don't think you were intentionally malicious in this. But the fact stands.Also, it was pretty text-book false advertisement.Yes, they owned it right away. They apologized and they even did a recall on the in game mail.I commend them for all of that. I respect them for all of that.But this is not an isolated incident either. They can apologize and acknowledge player frustration. But those words are becoming more empty with each recurrence of these "innocent mistakes." They add up. They have been adding up. And just as your own post just stated, repeat offenses compound the issue.This wasn't an isolated incident. It may also very well be just "a mobile game", but that doesn't mean it's nothing. It may not impact you or I, but we don't get to decide how other people are impacted by it. False advertisement is purposely misleading your customers to get them to come in. Much like bait and switch. This isn't false advertisement.