Ordered BTTF and nothing?
I ordered the game and now I have no idea what to do. I have not received any emails from Tell Tail. There are no links that I can find to download the game. Is it a disk based game that is mailed to me? I have no idea what to do.
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However, some people have complained that despite having bought the game, they don't have a download link or a serial number for it on their "My Telltale" page.
If that's your case, you should e-mail customer service at support@telltalegames.com.
Be aware, though that it's still Christmas weekend and customer service probably has a huge backlog of Back to the Future tickets to answer.
You can always try the download links I posted here and the game might register that you purchased it once you log in.
Until Telltale's weekend is over, that's probably as much help as I can give you...
"Sorry, but it doesn't look like you own Back to the Future: The Game. Try logging in again under a different account or pick up the game."
Seems like the problem is with the Telltail servers. Does not show I even created an account. I clicked the lost my password link and was told an email was sent to me. I never got it, I have yet to get a email from telltail.
This problem probably happens to the people who buys a Telltale game using a freshly made Telltale account, for the first time. I feel sorry for your weekend but it does not take more than 5 minutes for them to fix such an issue, once they look at it in their office. Yes, it's inconvenient that way, but just show one more day of patience, young padawan.
Well, I can't give you the phone number of Telltale employees now, can I? It's the most helpful advice I can give, other than "stop whining" which would also be appropriate. I have a high post count because I know Telltale and their methods for a time that's longer than yours, so this must give you a reason not to talk without knowing anything.
It's a downloadable game, yes, but internet distribution is the new DVD. Hell, WHOLE Steam system works that way and they also backorder games. It's not the same as playing a browser-embedded Flash game off of internet.
You did.
You totally did.
Thanks for such a pragmatist approach. I didn't help you but I rather tried to convince you to wait, which is an opinion, and that's what forums are for.
If you don't want me to reply, just don't reply to me.