These games have been in a bundle or were given away for free in large numbers and special rules apply to their contributor value.
The first $25 of bundle games are counted as non-bundle. Value above that is only added to a maximum of 20% of your non-bundle contribution.
That means you can only reach a contribution of $30 with bundle games alone ($25 + (20% * $25)).
Formula:
adjustedbundlevalue = bundlevalue - Min( bundlevalue , $25 )
adjustednonbundlevalue = nonbundlevalue + Min( bundlevalue , $25 )
contribution = adjustednonbundlevalue + Min( adjustedbundlevalue , adjustednonbundlevalue * 20% )
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Awesome. I knew bundles had the limit percentage, but not a limit total.
Sadly, one of them was actually a gift, albeit from a bundle. Good to know though, happy to support still! Maybe I'll have to pick something up to give to the community.
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Perhaps it's just a delay, but I think I've noticed this twice, but I only know for sure this one time.
When I gifted The Ship on Steamgifts, I don't think I got any credit, this one was listed as for contributors only, so I thought no credit was supposed to be gifted to me.
However, for Fantasy Wars, it was marked for everyone, like previous gifts I gave. Should I have received credit for this? All gifts have been marked by me and recipient as received and sent.
Any insight would be helpful. I'd be glad to clarify too.
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