All that lithium sitting in storage lots, wasted. Tesla could save the CT with some sort of body kit conversion that tears it down to the frame and rebuilds it as a more traditional truck. It’ll still not be a great truck, but better than letting all those batteries rot.
Dude, the Edsel didn’t even have seatbelts.
But the Aztek was the first crossover. Part car, part SUV. The world didn’t know they wanted it yet. Now almost every vehicle is either a truck or a CUV. I can’t see what is going to be redeemable about the CT. Maybe electric pickups will take off among the Tradies, but CT wasn’t even first there.
Ignoring the fact that portions of the game were removed: Because the refund system is designed around the idea that after a few hours of gameplay you realize you don’t like the game. A short trial. If you play for 400+ hours you obviously enjoy the game and have likely beaten the game several times in the case of story-based gameplay. It would not be cool to be getting refunds on games where you’ve experienced all there was to offer. All in all, it’s abnormal for refunding to be allowed after so much time played.
Developers want to play shitty games, and think they have all the power. It’ll take the backing of companies like Steam, PSN, and XBox to side with players to ensure that this doesn’t become the norm.