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Telling me that I have to downgrade my operating system is absurd. Saying that it is apple's responsibility to make their operating system work with your game and other games like it is not the solution. This is not their problem. It is obsidian's problem. I'm not a software developer or game designer, but from where I am sitting, it looks to me as though you chose to release a game built on an engine so outdated that it is no longer being supported less than eight months after its release. When I email obsidian's customer care by directly clicking the link on their website, this is the return message that I receive: "Delivery to the following recipient failed permanently: support@obsidian.net Technical details of permanent failure: Google tried to deliver your message, but it was rejected by the server for the recipient domain obsidian.net by mx1.obsidian.net. [64.147.18.54]. The error that the other server returned was: 550 5.7.1 Message rejected as spam by Content Filtering." Someone from Obsidian please contact me in this thread or by private message with instructions on how to reach your company to request a refund for my purchase.

All of the above is really fine and dandy, but I have a computer that was manufactured in 2013 and purchased a game made in 2015. The two should be able to work together, and if they can't, it's a problem. I understand that it may be frowned upon to "whine" about this- label me the pitchfork and torch type if it pleases you, but this isn't okay. I paid almost fifty dollars for this game, and it doesn't work on my computer within the same year it was published? I WANT my money back.

Also experiencing this issue. 2013 iMac, 3.4g i5, GTX 775M. Load game to black screen. Windowed at 1440 is blocked by the dock and unplayable, meaning the only way to play the game is at smaller than native resolution. Full screen is just a black screen with sound. I'm not tech savvy. With that in mind, I think it's unreasonable to say that it is the responsibility of graphics card manufacturers to make their drivers work for your game. It strikes me as something that should go the other way around. If you cannot ensure that the product you sold me works as it was intended, then please offer me my $44.99 back.

I really enjoyed this game, but I have had to change my reviews to negative. I have limited time for gaming so I am uncertain exactly when, but an update (either to the game itself, or with Mac OSX El Capitan) has caused this game to no longer function. It loads up to a black screen where music can be heard, and nothing further happens. If I click anywhere, a thin strip of screen can be seen (approx 1/2") at the top that tears badly. I emailed support via the link on PoE's website (support@obsidian.net) and it was returned to me stating that the receiver's account registered it as spam and rejected the email. What service. Steam will not refund me my purchase because I have logged more than two hours in game. So I am stuck with a $45 dollar electronic string of text in my steam folder?