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The cleverness of queuing up to download completely angered all users because Microsoft ignored a basic common sense, that is, in the United States, or in the world, network fees are still charged according to time.

Many friends may never know that until around 2006, the Internet fee was calculated based on minutes. The Internet fee would be paid as much as the Internet fee would be.

The same is true for the United States. The mainstream charging strategies of operators are calculated in minutes. Only Fuso's Natsume Network has already started the monthly charging mode in advance.

After all, Boss Jia himself forgot that he had spent a 1 minute and 1 cent online fee, so he instinctively set the Natsume Network's fee to a monthly fee, which achieved great progress in this network ten years in advance.

But obviously most players in the world are not so lucky, so when they see that they are actually queuing up to download "Super Sunshine Mario", they are completely desperate.

Because you have to keep the network connected when queuing, even if you only need to wait 24 hours, this is a huge fee. If the time exceeds 72 hours, you can buy a copy of "Super Sunshine Mario" for the online fee.

So, these players could only choose to give up the download in despair, and then swear in their hearts that they would never open the broken website of the Box Game Store.

Five days later, Microsoft finally sorted out the server, and the download queue was lifted. Then, with confidence, everyone could release the download of "Super Sunshine Mario".

Then these players went online one after another, entered the website, and downloaded "Super Sunshine Mario".

However, after the download and installation were successful, these players immediately quit the game after only more than an hour of play, and then neatly chose the refund function to directly refund the purchased "Super Sunshine Mario". Then they found that the refund was actually the box points, which obviously can only be used to purchase other games.

It is hard to describe how the players were feeling at this time. They no longer want to buy games on the Box Game Platform, but they don’t want these game points to be cheap. Box Games. A strong revenge mentality began to brew in the hearts of these players.

But what can I do if I don’t buy games in the store if the box points are not in the store?

Just as many players were thinking hard, a genius player suddenly saw in the rules bar published by the Box Game that the box points can actually be directly shopping in the box game store offline.

According to the description in this rule, players can choose to use points to purchase physical games when purchasing games, and then someone will deliver them to their homes.

Or go directly to each box game offline store and use points to purchase various products in the box game store.

In fact, this is also a key point that triggers players' anger. When the initial download explosion was released, many players thought about simply purchasing offline physical games through the website.

After all, this is how the steam game store next door is played, and the experience is very good. As long as you are not in a remote area, you can receive the game within 24 hours a day.

Although it takes about three dollars to pay, the home delivery experience is still great.

I thought Box Games had nearly 20,000 stores around the world and the delivery speed should be faster, but when users chose to purchase entities, the web page actually told players that there was no unit nearby that could be delivered and offline delivery could not be done.

"But there is a box game store on the street next to my house!" Seeing this news, many players called and asked the customer service angrily, but the customer service phone number was either unable to get through or very straightforward and very sorry, and it was indeed impossible to deliver the goods.

Many players were so angry that they were furious.

In fact, this cannot be blamed on Box Game Store. The main reason is that the relationship between Box Game Store and franchisees is very tense now. Franchisees are originally opposed to online game sales. Now you still have to actively support online game sales and deliver goods to various customers. This is simply a delusion.

Although there is a tip for three dollars for delivery once, these three dollars are for deliverymen. What does it have to do with franchisees?

Franchisees can't make a penny, so franchisees strongly rejected the request for offline delivery. In order to launch the game as soon as possible, the anxious deputy secretary-general could only temporarily give up this function and planned to teach these ignorant franchisees a lesson in the future.

But players don't know this. They just think that Microsoft and Box Games are professionals. They are angry about Box Games, and even their franchisees. Until they find out, there are regulations that can directly use points to buy products in physical stores.

So, these players who refunded the money rushed to the nearby steam game store, then took out their box game store account, and planned to buy things directly in the store.

The franchisees were stupid at first and had no idea what these people were doing. Later, these players found the clear regulations in the rules, and these franchisees became even more stupid. Some franchisees even had tears in their eyes.

They can't survive at all.

Some people may be surprised that these players also spent real money to buy points, so what can I do now with the same points to buy the goods in the store? As for how sad it is?

Of course these franchisees were sad because the money purchased from the points was directly collected from the company headquarters and the money had been paid.

The consumption of points is in these franchisees, allowing players to take real goods directly from their stores. Although Microsoft said that the purchased points will be distributed according to the share, they must be calculated according to the sales share agreement of the online version. That is to say, Microsoft can at most give merchants a refund, and the remaining profits are all shared by Microsoft itself and game developers, and franchisees can't get anything.

Of course, franchisees cannot do such a sucker, so they simply rejected the players' purchase requirements.

But these players were also very stubborn. They were already full of anger and wanted to return their blood through physical products. As a result, the box game store wanted to completely ruin their money, and they didn't even want to recognize the terms written in the contract.

Well, the American people like to smash things very much. As soon as this mood came, many box game stores that insisted on refusing to sell were all stick lights and gun shadows.