Soooo....Mass Effect 3

[Lissa]

Let's face it, consumers have a right to argue something is inferior and either get their money back (which won't happen in this case due to how the game is setup) or get the product changed due to the inferior make up (which is happening in this case).

I'm pretty sure the legal rule is "caveat emptor." There is no right to consumer satisfaction, only a game played between producer and consumer. Bioware has signalled they're listening and want to respond. They have no inherent obligation to do so, nor to refund your money.

-Jester

Sorry, but bait and switch is not allowed under US law (while some of the posters here are not from the US, a good number are). As noted in a post already, this could institute false advertisement. Also, due to the wait multiplayer works, you can't really return the game as the next person is now screwed in being able to play multiplayer after you've done it. So say want you want, but Caveat Emptor does not fit here.