Refunds are not gonna happen ever, period. Telltale has delivered a game which has been tested successfully, which made them think they could present it to the public.
It's a whole group of people WITH problems vs. a whole group of people WITHOUT problems. As long as there are users without any trouble being able to play and finish the game, Telltale doesn't have to refund anything, because it is proven that the game is not broken.
I'm not saying it isn't broken though, because I had my share of problems as well, but it's just peculiar the game will run on certain systems without any trouble, like it's specifically developed for certain hardware.
The game has been patched multiple times already. I've bought the game in pre-order and begun downloading it somewhere around July 2012. The first draft of episode 1 was perfect, but I wasn't able to download episode 2, at all. Even when my internet connection was flawless. Multiple users began having the same shit, and an update application was put on the Telltale website for download.
Afterwards, multiple updates were downloaded when starting the game in the Fall of 2012. Telltale is trying and patching their game, but the problems just keep on returning. It's getting to a point that I don't know if they even know how to fix all the bugs. How can you find and fix something which is not even broken with some users?
BUT ... I know I sound like a Telltale asskisser and even though I am still rooting for them, I am just as disappointed in them as some of you as well.
The main problem being the absolute silence from Telltale developers and support. I know DjNDB helps us a lot and we all thank him for that, but I've sent multiple mails to
support@telltalegames.com and I haven't had any support at all. They only read that they knew there were problems with multiple Mac users and that were working on it. I'm sorry, but that's not supporting your audience, that's just waving them away. Again, I thank DjNDB for his time and effort he has put into supporting anyone with problems, but after 9 months you'd think there was an official fix from Telltale.
My second problem, which has nothing to do with me fortunately, but made me frown is the completely broken Xbox retail version. I'm seeing multiple people who got this game for christmas or even parents who bought the game for their children and aren't able to play the game, or it crashes on them. This is a retail disc version and should be completely bug-free. Sometimes people paid 60 bucks for this disc...
I don't play the Xbox version of the game, but if I did, I'd be right there with these guys protesting.