lol funny how people can not read it (even natives it seems - on the U.S. forum the debate too).
they clearly said they guarantee the 500k limit (if those 25% from toys would be less, they would pay from their money then up to 500k minimum). now that it was more all of the 25% of the toys went into it and surpassed 500k (i have nowhere seen the official total sale number of toys they had; maybe someone can provide that, but i doubt it) it seems, so they had to pay nothing.
blizzard gambled a bit but lets be real, chances were slim they would have to pay anything XD
if you think you are right, press charges against them and sue lol
They don’t. The entire thing is crowd funded by people who bought the toy. And it’s only 25% of the profit so the entire thing was just to make even more money.
It’s funny that you talk about how people can’t read when you’re clearly illiterate yourself. Get a life.
It means raising the prize pool higher than ever before. The term is commonly used in any advertisement, c’mon.
Get the Flex Strap Ultra Pro Max Force Elastic Band and take your training to the next level! Order yours today for only $999,99 and we’ll throw in the Double Extreme Strength Rubber Ball as well – for free!!
Like that.
For reference, the prize pool for WoW at Blizzcon 2018 was $280,000 USD. This year it’ll be $660,000 USD. That’s THE NEXT LEVEL!!
Probably same people who respond to emails about a rich foreign prince who wants to give them a lot of money if they just send their credit card info first.
I (and others) have explained multiple times in this thread what providing a minimum guarantee means.
Some people then object to that – which is idiotic, because it’s a factual term.
And some people proceed to interpret the term their own way – which is even more idiotic, because you cannot just invent your own interpretation of a factual term with a defined meaning.
So what am I supposed to conclude besides the obvious, that people are idiots?