God Of War Ragnarök Collector Editions Missing Game

God of War Ragnarok‘s University Edition $200 It comes in an engraved gold box, with a 16-inch replica of the Mjölnir hammer of the Norse god Thor, a set of engraved dwarf dice, downloadable cosmetics, and more. This “and more” ideally will absorb some of the sting if you open your $200 chest, as other buyers have reported, and realize that not only is there no solid display case, but no game code either.

The steelbook case, the numerical code set was really annoying without that obvious manufacturing error. When Ragnarok A collector’s edition was announced earlier this summer, with custom items and downloadable content but no physical toy to fit inside an extremely expensive steelbook case, Ian Walker wrote for Kotaku It “appears that the gaming industry is becoming increasingly hostile to the concept of ownership, which can be troubling given the gradual elimination of online storefronts.”

So you pay a premium for cash, for $200 for cases and $70 toys, but I still may not get what you want. Most Collector’s Edition errors seem to involve both if the steelbook cover is missing And the The game icon, but a Reddit user, who has since created a dedicated Twitter account @HelpUsSMS Just to ask for a correction and compile examples of similar errors received Two icons for the same in-game cosmetics Instead of one cosmetic code and one game code. And so far, the perceived lack of urgency in Sony’s efforts to solve these problems only leads to more frustration.

“Were you able to solve this problem?” Another user asked them.

They replied “in 5-7 days it seems”.

Other people report Similar waiting times And the difficulty of attracting Sony’s immediate attention.

“It is unfortunate that Sony has pretty much aborted their online support. AskPlayStation is no longer responding, no email either,” HelpUsSMS told me more Twitter. “So we either have to wait on the phone, or wait for an online conversation.” And if you’ve ever bought anything before, you know how long that can take. Sony did not respond to requests for comment in time for publication.