The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Cosmic_Link · #1 05-19-2015, 06:01 PM

Thankfully I haven't had any issues with my CE. ^^ However due to the incompetence GAME UK Online distribution, they have ruined the metallic sleeve that came with my PC pre-order...

Have returned the GAME to store after going mad about the sleeve which they done have any replacements for...

The sleeve was stuffed in a Jiffybag along with game and needless to say it's in a pretty sorry state. Not impressed. Especially since I only bought the PC version for this sleeve... Glad I didn't do a GB for this as I would have been well fucked off!!!

Vlad · #2 05-20-2015, 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Cosmic_Link

The sleeve was stuffed in a Jiffybag along with game and needless to say it's in a pretty sorry state.

Same here, I thought I'd missed out on the sleeve because it just felt like a normal Jiffy and almost ripped it whilst tearing open the bag!
It's got a fair few creases like yours, don't know what they were thinking, I suppose at least they didn't just fold it.
Also, not saying it absolves them at all, but I am glad to at least have got one, was quite worried I'd missed out.
Have you seen the price they're listed at on eBay? It's mental.
Any idea where it says they're limited to 3000? I've seen that said a few times but I've not found anything to back it up.

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Originally Posted by KnightOfTruth

Also, I didn't see even a little slip or anything with the track lists (like the sleeve had). Seems like a sad oversight. (Still, its awesome that they included it at all, just saying).

It's not perfect by any means, but if it helps at all, on mine (PS4) the track listing was on the disc too.

It's nice overall though, the statue is a tad less detailed than the shots I'd seen beforehand but its still good and I didn't think it'd match up to them anyway.
Still a bit disappointed at them giving MS physical exclusives, not for any biased fan way, more in the way that it was sad to see such a supposedly principled company side with a company that, at one point at least, was their polar opposite in what they claim to hold dear about DRM-free and all that.