Seriously. Let's take the initiative and send a clear message to Bethesda (and I suppose id) that we want a complete game or a refund of about $20-$30. A 15-hour single player campaign with one of the worst endings in gaming history and cheap, tacked-on vehicular multiplayer (and NO on-foot multiplayer!) are NOT worth $60 to most gaming consumers.

good luck with that.

You would get more success visiting id in Dallas.

How do you propose they give out refunds, shall they hunt down each customer over the span of three years and hand them 20 dollars? If you don't like the game blame yourself for making your mom buy it.

You ever think a protest would stop a glacier? i.d. is producing DLC. This is not in question; given the effort put forth to birth or expel (or whatever the case was) the game prior launching, not to produce DLC. Like RAGE's level design there's nowhere but forward whether they like it or not. Any other argument is impatient or arrogant. i.d. would have to be imploding as we speak due to a DOOM style portal into a hell mirroring their own creation not to tack on something fantastic for RAGE and then also be unable to ever produce DOOM 4. Hell, I'm willing to speculate that the graphic found in the game (ghost clan base?... annotation aid anyone?) pairing the yet to be started or conceptualized games "DOOM 5" above "RAGE 2" are necessarily the direction the company is committed to. Both settings are so open to imagination and revamp (according improvements technologically) that DOOM and RAGE seem fitting as i.d.'s brand name money makers. Both are likely to diverge and specialize (or respecialize respectively) if that may be the case. The pairing would essentially serve to maintain enough diversity in order to always produce something the market was interested in, regardless trends.

IF you are not happy with aspects of the game, you are certainly welcome to discuss your concerns.

However petitions or trying to persuade people to "occupy" Bethesda is not appropriate for this forum.