Are all games with 85% or more off, now considered bundled?

It had 95% off in Russia and that's why it's bundled.

like hustlayo mentioned 95% off or more anywhere in the world and its bundled, check https://steamdb.info for price information and im sure there is some chrome extension to check the prices on real time in the steam store, might be enhanced steam, not sure about it tho

When a game anywhere in the world it gets a 95% discount compared to the US base price, it gets bundled.
So, for example, it does not have to go on 95% off in the Russian store, because it starts at a discounted price (compared to US store) already.

That was just the one example, you can check any game that has 85% or more off, and you will probably find it in bundle list, with 25th November as added date. Even if it hasn't been bundled before or had more than 95% off.

Is it feasible to make an exclusively Russian CV system to keep the entire planet from getting burned by this?

The Russian ruble is the reason. The currency tanked.

Blame Putin

People say that when you compare a game between US's price and RU's price, if the price is over 95%, it would become bundle game.
BUT, if you check the link below, you will see what happen nowadays.....
http://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/DpKJw/the-evil-within-bundle-now-in-bundle-list-why
This is making an issue and it makes me confuse....

Awww, the first 2 Witcher games are in there now as well. They're usually popular games to give away around every sale time, guess they'll be given away less now. I'll still try, especially as the first one doesn't really cost much at all when it's on sale but the numbers might well drop.

This is getting annoying. Make a giveaway (game is not bundled), check a day after giveaway starts (game is still not bundled), check when giveaway ends (game appears on giveaway list) and I get 5% of the CP I was expecting...

This is without a doubt making me less likely to do giveaways (and I'm sure many others feel the same way). IF you're going to add stuff to the bundle list please keep it current, instead of updating it days later and retroactively "bundling" games.

Apart from all the CV drama, did anyone think about, how hard it will be for new users to register on SG in a few months? Almost 1/3 of all Steam games are on the bundle list, some of them are even critically acclaimed AAA titles, and much more will get there too, mostly thanks to the current and the winter sale.
Yeah, Russians or any other nation exploiting CV is a thing that's far from fair, but we have to think about other downsides of such a system.

i had a poll back when talos were bundled, surprisingly, allmost everyone from noncheap region was for region CVs, everyone from Russia+Brasil found the idea offensive. I wish i would be russian, salaries not much lower there than here but prices much-much lower. And the main issue, what has nothing to do with salaries: MARKET. i make monthly like 20-30EUR on market, russian can easily sell market stuffs aswell for US-West eu citizens whose can waste lots of eur on those, while i cant buy much for these in steamstore, as a russian i could own now allmost full steam libraby.

i want region lock for my country and cheaper games, and i want the same for east EU countries because game prices unfair here. i wouldnt care if i cant gift here ROW, with a few exceptions, because of the system, i gift only my bundle surplus, soon i need do that again because have again like 20.

I've seen on one of the threads about this regional thing someone trying to compare Russian steam prices not with ROW prices but, like. With the purchasing power of Russian gamers. So yes, compared to ROW, games are cheaper. But regional pricing exists for a reason.
And for now, it seems there's no way to set a system on Steamgifts that would deal with this regional issue without people exploiting the system more than they are doing already.

please read more about it here

Yep, it discourages a lot of potential giving on my end since I am on a budget (lots of medical expenses). I end up giving a lot more bundle games as a result, since my dollar stretches further per CV gained. I still give because I enjoy doing so, and it's not about CV, and I still give "bundled" stuff that wasn't really bundled, but it's sad to see these things getting bundled when it isn't even close to being at bundled cost many times, and even if it is at 90% USD, the penalization over a single game to 15% is a lot more harsh than it is after buying an entire set of games in a true bundle. There should probably be another category for the "not really bundled games", since it doesn't fit the definition of the word "bundle" by any stretch of the imagination, since a lot of them are in fact by themselves.

On the other hand, you can still get away with buying RU/CIS games worth 60P for like $9 or $10 USD, creating your own gigantic price cut discounts all day long and get FULL CV credit, so why not penalize this as well? One could hit level 10 relatively easy doing this... It creates a double standard from what I can see. The games that were not actually in real legitimate bundles should be categorized differently, or there should be no CV penalty. That's what I think. You cannot call a game that's not in a bundle a bundle game! Look up the defniition of the word bundle if you disagree. Okay, that's semantics, but it's still laughable for me to think about it in a literal sense...

Too bad there is no way they can integrate more with Steam and be able to have a true paper trail if somebody wanted to prove they bought something that was given away at under this 95% worldwide kind of do-your-own-math-because-it-always-changes to find out if it's really 95% or not, since 95% for me is not 95% for somebody else, yet somebody else's 95% has to become my 95% whether I am aware of it or not, since it's not actually 95% for me when I buy it.