Most of the groups run mostly bundled giveaways. So if you check this subforum, you shouldn't experience any troubles to find such groups.
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I was hunting a little bit. Basically I'm trying to find a group that offers more quality bundled games. I know a lot of groups have tons of the little 5 cent games that people get like at least 5 to 10 copies of and I normally just hide them, so I'm looking more of a higher standard as to what's allowed.
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Personally I only use one group with some restrictions on low value/quality games: RPG treasury.
There we have the restriction that games with a value of 10 or less points, must have a Steam rating of at least 80% (and 50 reviews).
Other groups sometimes have given/won value difference limits, but I'm not aware of bundle groups being as strict about quality standards as groups for unbundled games.
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http://steamcommunity.com/groups/Ihopeyouarenotfeelinglucky
Only non bundled games allowed.
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Seems like a kool group with unique rules. Unfortunately I just by bundled games, even for myself. If I ever do start buying non bundles than I will definitely be interested :) Thanks for commenting.
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short answer is no.
there are groups for bundles, groups for non-bundles, groups concentrated on playing won games, groups for low win count. but not a single group with specific bundle site rules.
Happy Cakeday! =)
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It would be better if you made this comment in one of their giveaways, instead of bumping old threads. This way you also keep the discussion more privately.
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When did you change it?
And I've removed the entries with no problem at all. On another note.. I'm kinda wondering why you chose to post on an old thread and basically kinda call me out.
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Most of the GAs I create are from either Humble Bundle or Bundlestars so I was wondering if there was any groups out there with a more strict standard of what's allowed.
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