Fans are attempting to get refunds, some with more success than others.

(And there’s a very real question about whether it’s actually legally binding to begin with). The implications of this are pretty huge, but essentially it’s an attempt by Blizzard to never let another Dota 2 situation happen again.

The new user agreement includes language that essentially copyrights all user-created custom games giving Blizzard complete control over all user-generated content.

According to one user on reddit, this includes: automated tournaments, clans, profiles, competitive ladder and much more.

Some basic features of the original are no longer in the remaster.

Now that both Reforged and the original game are on the same online infrastructure, those connectivity issues will impact the original as well.

Connecting to custom matches or even accessing the campaign has been an issue for many.

Many users have been experiencing login and connectivity issues as well.

Others say the game in general looks worse, though this is subjective. Some are saying the UI looks worse than before.

Gamers are reporting numerous bugs, crashes, hangups, assets not loading and many other problems that shouldn’t exist in a remaster of a decades-old game.

You can compare the Blizzcon footage ( here) to the release ( here) to see what I mean.

Blizzard promised better cut-scenes with improved graphics, cinematics and voice work but what they showed off at Blizzcon even as far back as 2018 is not what we got in the final game.

So what exactly is going on with Reforged? Lots of stuff. ‘Genshin Impact’ Still Refuses To Increase Anniversary Rewards, Despite Fan Outcry

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