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this post was submitted on 27 Sep 2025
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No, nowhere does it say that.
They mean that people are getting refunds even though they are well over the normal 2 hour limit.
Except the title (if you don't read the subtitle).
Where does it say just the players with 2K hours?
Where in the title does it say players below 2k will get a refund? It's misinterpreted on purpose, sure, but it is what the title says
Fun fact: There is an entire article that clarifies the situation and gives you all sorts of relevant details. You can get to it by clicking on the title
It doesn't say they will. It doesn't say they won't. It reports the facts as known by the writer, that some people are being given refunds, and they confirmed one case with the person having over 2k hours. (From memory, I skimmed the article a few hours ago.)
Where does it say in the title and article that they won't?