He was warned. He said something not necessarily right or polite. How is that not enough?

Also it is possible that they had no idea. I only learnt you can do that just then, when I read your post. Honest mistake, perhaps.

He was warned and seeing as you have no evidence of the matter I can not really do anything else just based on your "word". Sorry.

FML MOM TOOK IPHONE AWAY THE OTHERDAY >.< THE GAME LOOKS SO FUN,I WANTED TO BE IN THE FIRST 20 online *cries*..

Poor billy! Did u check if the Facebook app is up yet?

I did,it's not.. ):
They should've released it at the same time..

Love it

its a great server and has great potential

Maybe you should look up the definition of "false advertising". The app info doesn't portray anything that isn't true, so it's actually just you being difficult.

the staff of the server represent the app, and technically work for the app, thus the app is liable for them advertising it as such.

If a volunteered worker at a soup kitchen told you that eating the soup would make you fly, the establishment wouldn't be held liable if you were upset that it didn't happen.

1. thats not within reasonable knowledge, while the possibility of the app being as it was described to me was indeed possible and reasonable,
2.soup kitchens are for the poor, and do not cost you money, while this does cost.
3. staff are paid in gelats, normally only obtainable via real world money transaction, thus they arent really volunteers completely as they are paid, just not with currency, as well as them being referred to as staff, not volunteers.
4.the staff members themselves said more than just one false thing to me, outright lying, most likely with the intent to trick me knowing my reaction and that i wouldnt have proof to even be able to get them in hot water for it.

I guess it really just depends on what they said to you... I don't believe that anyone craftily persuaded you into buying it though. You bought it on your own accord, and claiming "false advertising" is just rather childish.

I still stand by my original post.

It's $2. I mean, come on...

I cracked the game. Not releasing ipa though. Thought about it, they make then 2$ for a reason. All this comes with a price. They don't pull all this out of their ass like magic. Sure it's a bit pricey, but it's not just paying to play a game. It's supporting a community.

You paid over $100 for your iDevice and you aren't willing to pay $2 for the official game? That's kind of sad.