This is why if you are going to fall into the trap of 'funding/pre-ordering' spend the minimum money possible.
I can't really see why you've got founder package in the first place if you were not interested in playing alpha/beta and giving your feedback. That is like buying SUV, not using it and then complaining that all you wanted was a pair of new shoes.
I wasn't really my names, it was a list of names in order of the most popular one. The Devs encouraged us to tell them what the weapons should be called, and then completely ignored us afterwards. That is the part which makes me feel betrayed Anyhow, all the weapons are called "Venerable".
If I remember correctly, captains should also get a unique vehicle skin for every faction, and together with seargents a unique something else skin for every faction. (in the posted picture that is the for seargeants 4 and for Captains 8 unique items.) I think they may be replacement for the banner. And then you basically got Roguetraderpoints cheaper. I kinda agree with your dissapointment, I think the biggest reason for it, is that the Roguetraderitems that are available for the points are really not that exciting. But yeah it's not like there was much more promised. Can someone remember what the 4 unique items for Seargents were?
It is a "Pauldron" / Shoulder Armour, I think Noah is in the midst of making them right now. No idea how it will work for Eldar though, as they got both Light and Heavy Armour.
The reason I got the Founders pack was almost completely for saving my character name that I wanted to bring over from warhammer online and to get as many items as I could. All of which was sort of important back when the game was billed as a MMO. I could care less about testing a game that I could possibly get burned out on before it went live.
The whole mmo part was a lie all the time and now they actually confirmed it. Requested refund but they dont want to pay, guess they are quite happy with this scam.
Did they ever make promises of what was to come? I'm asking that as I really do not know but if they did, that is pretty damn silly of them considering and you should be entitled to a refund. If they didn't (which I am guessing is the case), then you do not have a leg to stand on asking for a refund at this stage as practically all games are subject to change in early development (hence why promises are a very bad idea early on), and I'm guessing there was some fine print somewhere that would of made you aware of that before buying.
Except they it wasn't. As I've already said, its over a year since we know. Basically, we knew it won't be open world when founder program started. You have only yourself to blame for your own ignorance about staying up to date with a product you invest in. The only people who tell they lied are the ones who refused to get informed for a friggin YEAR.
