We absolutely CANNOT let hoyo get away with giving us the usual 300 jades for the Aventurine bug or it sets a terrible precedent

I'm sure most of you know that it looks like the devs are planning on giving no extra compensation for the Aventurine bug that has been complained about since 2.7 started and has affected many players for 6 whole weeks.

Many of you might think the bug is not that serious and that getting mad at hoyoverse is wrong to do however the fact of the matter is that just after they finished selling a product (aventurine's banner ended), the product then didn't functioned as advertised for 6 weeks after some people bought it. That is plainly unacceptable and warrants adequate compensation no matter what.

Whether or not you think people lost some jades in the two MOC cycle and PF cycle that started during 2.7 is irrelevant as it's simply a matter of false advertisement. In ZZZ, players rose up about false advertisement regarding the visual changes obscuring the characters they payed for in the overworld; In Genshin players rose up about the false advertisement regarding the gameplay changes to Neuvillette, a character they payed for. They got compensation almost immediately and us over in HSR have been patient for 6 weeks only to be slapped in the face with 300 gems. Speak up. Countless other gacha games on the market would give a 10 pull for less, hoyo would not bankrupt itself by giving us a 10 pull for putting up with a bugged character for a whole patch.

And with that I urge you to go to community support in the game and urge the devs to give us adequate compensation. Those who have pulled Aventurine, especially with money and during his last rerun should threaten to sue for false advertising. That's what CN did with Neuvillette, and I think we have a way stronger case for false advertising than that situation as the trace that is written in Aventurine's kit literally just didn't work.

Don't let them think it's okay leave us with character breaking bugs in the futute for entire patches. Speak up and go report.