People, myself included, tend to get a little spicy when a ‘hotfix’ that includes nothing in terms of actual bug fixing drops as a disguise for a cosmetic rotation.
Eh, if they have no update on a shop day I would really rather they do a repeat revision. There’s basically next to no ‘its likely not gone and will re appear again’ going on with the shop. So use some of those opportunities to re run those sets like they claim to do.
Honestly, they shouldn’t even have rotations. Just expand the shop options.
I can roll on over to Sea of Thieves and have the opportunity to purchase like twenty pages worth of stuff. If FS is whale-hunting, they could afford a longer harpoon.
Well, I don’t want to look like a hypocrite, so here - this is for all of you folks returning to work at FatShark.
Holidays in Devon (England). Very green. Exceedingly warm. WYWH. Good luck with the patches. I’d try them out, but the internet here is … not compatible with the game.
Mhmmm true 
After Aqshy gave us the last “its to prevent confusion”, all discussion regarding this went silent, on their end.
I’d assume there was an order from higher up that just said “Nothing we can do, thats the model we agreed to and we’re stuck with it. Just ignore all complaints.”
I think I see a hobbit hiding in the bushes in the corner!!!
childhood trauma right there 
my c64 copy was the faulty one that couldn’t be completed.
not that 8 year old me would have had a chance if it had been a legit one 
only years later i realised how short those games were in the first place, so ludicrous stuff had to stretch the content.
the most unsolved “mystery”, almost as elusive as resident evil’s “inezh” was my version of aztec which, being a copy, didnt come with the code book.
one time i managed to smash my hand correctly on the keyboard to produce a viable code (i mean what are the chances?) only to get called to dinner 30 minutes later by my mom.
Haha, this was in the era of Sierra games that an innocuous occurrence early on could mean you couldn’t complete the game 40 hours later 