What does it feel like to win something? ;_;

I'm using all the points. But then my lib is not that huge yet, so there's enough that interests me (wishlist is 100+).

But I'd never enter a giveaway that I wouldn't also want to play. If I don't see something that I'm already interested in, I go with stuff that looks that way (from the icon). And check the Steam store page before entering.

I'd never enter for, say, Bad Rats. I'd take a bad game from a masochist who'd "enjoy" it!

Agree with you and fiftykyu. But there's two sides to that. Not saying its right but a couple thoughts I had reading both your posts...

Yes, it is easy to get overcome by greed and probably 95%+ people start out entering for any game they heard of and not played. Khalaq is kind of the only exception I know to that "rule".

I don't enter as many giveaways anymore as I used to but still enter more than I should and I wish i could be better about that. But I rarely see games I'd be interested in so when I'm at 250 points day after day, I get tempted to jump in on some others. (and lest anyone think I'm only interested in AAA and expensive games, thats not it at all.) In my groups, i'm extremely picky about what I enter for and often times the groups break up eventually anyways. I travel for my job so those "participation" groups that do seem to last are out. And its fine, I'm just saying I sometimes enter for games I may not be gung ho about but do sound interesting, especially if its turn based rpg or strategy.

Anyways, the other thought I had is it'd be great if people only entered for what they'd want but thats not the case. I've entered maybe 4 Fallen Enchantress giveaways and the winners of those have not played it last time I checked (my highest wishlisted game and at this point, I'm gonna buy next time its 75% off). So when you guys say things like you'd rather a giveaway were to go to someone who might enjoy it or want it, I wonder how often that actually happens around here. Of course it happens obviously, I just don't think its a very frequent occurrence. Hopefully I'm wrong about that but seeing the greed and entitlement often from gamers, its made me a bit jaded.

You opened my eyes guys. I feel like a terrible person now.