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xGunslingersx
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I'm curious if anyone would be interested in filing a class action lawsuit against glu for auto promoting us without warning and putting us in unbearable brackets that force us to spend more money to have a chance, only to be auto promoted again.
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Half sounds about right if you autoplay. I'm roughly even with the teams I'm against 70% of the time.. then 15% I'm favored and 15% the other team is favored.
Being auto promoted has nothing to do with greed. It is more of evening the playing field so people can't sandbag in lower levels....I mean without auto promotion you could literally have teams full of primes, legends and fully upgraded on the same level as someone that just started today....hardly seems fair
Glu is greedy, yes, but not for making sure people don't deliberately not advance in the game in the hopes of making their team better
All that aside if you wanted to and had legitimate basis for a law suit, trying to organize a class action lawsuit against a company on their own website and forum that they monitor is probably not the brightest idea.
I agree that that would be unfair, but once promoted it is very difficult to get a win streak, Should you get lucky enough and or spend enough gold to get a streak going, they don't even allow to continue to play against teams in your ranking. They start throwing teams from at least 2 divisions higher than you.. How is this fair...?
That being said a lawsuit is the most ridiculous thing ive seen on this forum.
It's fair because everyone deals with it, the longer the streak the harder the teams u face, it's like that for everyone....for me I can't even get a 3 game streak without using the 80 boost
blessedhellride agrees. Sometimes blessed uses 80, and loses. If blessed was at mvp, blessed wouldn't need to use boosts.
Was wondering who changed their name in your club...now I know, lol
You have a better shot with that one
Hey, that was legit. The coffee was 190 degrees, which is 75 degrees hotter than the FDA's maximum temp. And the only way you can force a corporation as large as McDonalds to follow the law (like everyone else has to) is to hit their pocketbook.
I don't necessarily think that is a fair analogy, more accurately would be moving from high school, to college to pros ect. You yourself don't necessarily get any better instantly because you advanced, but you were the best at your previous level and able to excel, the challenge is to see is you can start to dominate the level you were promoted to. Freshman often struggle their first year, then get better, so do rookies in the big leagues. Some advance some don't
I'm not the one who made the analogy. Just furthering it.
I'm only winning half of my bonus games I think I'm gonna try and sue glu hahahahahahahahaha
- The IRS for their graded tax plan which unfairly taxes me too much.
- The State of California for having the highest state income tax in the country.
- The country of England for voting to Brexit and causing the stock markets to tank and my 401k to fall.
- Lebron James for teabagging Draymond Green and stealing the Warriors Championship
There's a lot of other stuff as well.
What do you guys want to sue for?
Can I sue my parents for making me weToddDid?
Not to mention the third degree burns that required skin grafts. If your corporate policy is to serve coffee at a temperature that will cause serious burns in seconds, you deserve to get sued when it actually happens.
I have kept my mouth shut on this topic, but when I woke up this morning I realized I had to educate the masses. As a contract lawyer, I can go ahead and tell you that I guarantee within the T&C that Glu writes is written somewhere that any and all purchases within their app are NOT LEGAL PROPERTY in any way shape or form, and does not hold any real-world value.
I have worked with enough labor lawyers to know that if you walked into their office trying to put together a class action suit against an App developer for a lack of value in their in-app purchases that they will laugh you out on your ***.
Do you really think you are the first person to try to come up with something like this? Have you even done any internet research on the topic? Have you even read the App Store T&C?
It's amazing how no one bothers to ever research that case to see what happened. Also, the dollar amount the claim was set at was the average sales of coffee ONLY over five minutes in the morning. So that was barely a drop in their bucket, but enough for borderline criminal action.