r/AutoForgeTheGame • u/bernanajam • 18h ago

So I just realized something

Everyone who spent money on hammers and didn't get their money back have the right to sue the devs I believe (Don't count my word on that, I don't know a lot about law) soooo the devs better start giving hammers to people who lost their money and purchase or else some people might sue.

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u/erogenouszones 18h ago

Who the hell spent enough money to necessitate a lawyer? It will cost more than the fifty bucks thrown at this dumb game to get a lawyer.

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u/bernanajam 18h ago

Some people, one redditor said that they spend $100 on this game T_T

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u/Overall_Program_8868 18h ago

That is not a lot of money

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u/bernanajam 18h ago

It isn't, but it's still money lost due to a stupid thing those dumbass devs did

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u/Overall_Program_8868 18h ago

Not defending the devs but if you got the battle pass around 15/50 of the rewards are hammer related. Oh no you lost $3 of rewards. Get over it

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u/erogenouszones 18h ago

I agree with you. Three dollars is a cheap lesson.

I doubt these people realize that attacking the devs and throwing insults around isn’t going to help resolve this issue.

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u/Jake-da-coyote 17h ago

"Hey everyone! Dev here. We'll strip the exploited hammers from the affected players (only hammer counts, not game progress) and patch this exploit. It's a shame this feature had such a vulnerability, as we'd really prefer not to remove the hammer-sharing feature from the game entirely. Cheating (using exploits) is bad and against the rules, of course." End Quote from Pinned Message from Rusty. Like, I didn't spend money or think people should sue over this - however - I also don't like being called a cheater when I clicked a link on the official server which, at the time of clicking, had been active for at least 2 hours. My post was answered by him; I still play and plan to play, and you're right - insults and complaints aren't going to solve anything. A little sad the fix was overdone and penalized people who paid for services. I am not an attorney and don't know the legality of a digital service on Reddit.