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Deadlytyler

this still has the problem of bundle games being submitted when there not allowed to be because of the bundle rules

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AmmokK

Which aren´t legally binding so you don´t ahve to care about it. Terms of Use are, things in FAQ are not. Those are "requests" to which you can repy "okay, i will do that" or "whatever, i do what i want".

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elix

There are certain bundles in which submitting individual keys is explicitly against the ToU.

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Evilshallwin

Humble Bundle and Indie Gala prevent selling and/or gifting of bundles separately, since they also offer DRM-free versions.

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spyder187

Problem is that there is no way to prove games came from bundles or not.

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elix

  • People will lie

  • 99% of all statistics are pulled out of the speaker's ass

Try again.

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CallsignX

Point 2

So true

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loltonytony

So why cant they just make it so you need it in your inventory to make a giveaway for non key games?

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elix

Because there's no way of forcing that to occur -- SteamGifts has no control over the actual transaction. Besides, you could buy a copy of, say, Amnesia on Steam... and then keep creating giveaways for the bundle copies. You've got a copy in your inventory for all to see and screenshot, but it doesn't actually get used. Meanwhile, as far as the site goes, and unless someone decides to report you for giving them a key when you said it was an inventory item (and the number of people happily entering rule-breaking giveaways, like 3-day gift passes or what are outright stated to be bundle keys by the gifter, means this won't happen often), you can keep going and it appears to be legit.

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loltonytony

They can if they do what Steam Exchange (from what I can tell this all done with steam) When making a trade, Cant list games you dont have in inventory.

(there would be alot less people who do it and banning would be more manageable)

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elix

...what part of "have a copy of the game in inventory but give people bundle keys" does that stop? Unless a middleman has to be there to hold the item -- and there is NO feasible way for the mods to middleman for thousands of gifts at once.

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loltonytony

okay, will try to make it simple. (did you even go to the site...just checking?)

Do what I said above, but make another section for key or list keys ver. with the others. Since they dont have the game in the inventory, they cant not make a non key giveaway, only key ver. of the giveaway.

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elix

How are you going to stop people from lying? Because they will.

Or they'll do it wrong because they didn't read any of the rules.

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loltonytony

sigh...they would have to have it in the inventory. Its not asking, it searches the person inventory for games. So if no games show up, you cant make a giveaway. Now lets say they do have games in the inventory, it would list all the games in the inventory they have. They would click on a game they want to make a qiveaway with.(for non key games)

Again did you go to the site or not, if not you will have no clue on what im talking about.

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elix

Read what I said BEFORE you linked that site, because obviously you didn't.

To say it again: Someone can buy a game, say, Amnesia, in Steam. Now they have an inventory item.

Now they create a giveaway for Amnesia. It checks their inventory, allows them to proceed. Then they give the winner a bundle key. Now they create another giveaway for another copy of Amnesia, since they have more bundle keys. The system checks their inventory, allows them to proceed since there is still a copy of Amnesia in the inventory.

LEARN TO READ BEFORE ACCUSING SOMEONE ELSE OF NOT PAYING ATTENTION

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loltonytony

I may have not put the question mark in...but it was meant it as a question. (there was no ACCUSING of any kind, but sorry if you thought I was)

Yes, they could, but having to buy something would drastically lower the people exploiting the site.

Not saying it 100% exploit proof, but it a hell a lot better then letting them walk all over the mods.

Anyways thought of a even worse case, I did not put steam trade in to play, nice talk anyways.

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QuintSakugarne

People can lie, but the more burdens you put on people to tell the truth, the less likely they are to lie.

On the other hand, though, that also gradually reduces the number of legit giveaways.

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