Submitted by Beneficial-Win9930 t3_11jbaya in consoles
I don't want to sound like I'm being disrespectful or anything. Recently my family gifted me a Nintendo Switch as a birthday present for me but I'm really not interested in having a console truth be told. I really don't have much of an interest in the Switch because I've never been a huge fan of Nintendo in general. I had a Wii U but after playing BOTW on it I didn't have an interest in what the company does next.
I feel bad for entertaining the idea of telling my family they should get a refund for this product because I typically play very few games (outside of my gaming PC that's it). The games are also very expensive and I don't like the idea of playing online.
I'm not sure they have time to return it but would it be rude to recommend them return it for their money's worth?
toasterovenly t1_jb1w4lm wrote
I think it would be wise to talk to them openly. Especially be open about the things you like and dislike so they don't get you a gift you don't want in the future. I don't mean just once. I mean in general. Communicate with people. Tell them about yourself. Listen to what they tell you. The problem is not you or them, it's communication. Another suggestion for the future is to make a big wishlist for your birthday or Christmas that hopefully people use as a guide when buying a gift.