-Sorian-

-Sorian-

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Here, I made this post during the beta, but it still applies. http://www.gamereplays.org/community/index.php?showtopic=412581 Note: You will have to revert the change (rename the folder and zip file back) to play online.

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[quote who="Vundarbread" reply="11" id="2129711"] I should say that the system we used for stun immunity is pretty versatile. For example, if we wanted Foul Grasp to not be affected by immunity but trigger it, we can certainly do it.[/quote] Now you got me curious. Can't wait to see the code you came up with.

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Read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authorization_hold This is probably what happened. The Stardock servers put an authorzation hold to validate that the credit card is legitimate. Same thing happens when you use your card anywhere else. The merchant puts an authorization hold on your card until they settle the charges with the credit card company. If no charge comes through the hold will typically fall off your card in the next 5 days. The only charges that I have seen be comp

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[quote]Stunlcoking should not exist, ever. After a stun wears off the victim should be immune to stuns for a few seconds.[/quote] This is what my mod did. Bascically, when you were stunned you got stun immunity equal to double the length of the stun. Both affects were applied at the same time. So, if you got stunned for 2 seconds you would have a 4 second stun immunity applied at the same time (so you were immune for 2 seconds after the stun wore off). This method: 1)

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Stunlocking has been discussed since Beta 1. I even released a mod to try and combat it. So far, nothing has changed.

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@ Weidbrewer: The problem is it does not say anywhere on the site as you are purchasing your pre-order that you cannot cancel the pre-order for a refund. If it had, then this would not be such a problem. Posting it on the forum only helps people that read the forum post before pre-ordering.

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[quote who="Sorceresss" reply="19" id="1904252"] Quoting DeadMG, reply 17as Kryo said, a pre-order is a declaration that you WILL buy the game, and SD have lost out when you go back on that. TRUE : By subscribing to the StarDock business proposal of a pre-order-plus-beta-participation package, one has agreed to such a "contract". [/quote] Where is this "contract"? As Kryo said, you are bound by the return policy. There is nothing in the ret

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[quote who="stanco" reply="16" id="1899628"] Quoting TheAnonymousMrP, reply 15We did not buy the Demigod Beta, we pre-ordered the full Demigod product. Word![/quote] Exactly my point. Nowhere on the site does it state that you cannot cancel a pre-order for a full refund. He has not received his pre-order yet; the game has not been released yet.

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[quote who="Blitz64" reply="7" id="1899298"]Lastly, if you paid within 30 days with your visa/mastercard/american express. You can call your credit card company and file a report. You might win since beta is a grey area.[/quote] Actually, it is 60 days from the date you received the statement the charge appeared on (at least in the states). Since your purcahse was a pre-order for Demigod, a game that has not yet been released and you have not received, and St

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