You can do that, from a private giveaway and moderator approval.
EDIT: Not that hard. I hope it's in the FAQ somewhere.
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Currently against the rules, I believe, especially at such widely placed pre-requisites
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That's actually...a very good idea if I'm honest. Conditional requirements based on achievements...It would mean that you're able to know the person actually plays the game a reasonable amount for a DLC, for example, or as you said completed a predecessor...Or even just a fan of the genre of game if you could set multiple achievements, with a setting to say Achievement 1 or Achievement 2, for example...
And all this lies within steam community, which is already accessible by steamgifts, as that's how we check if you have the game in the first place...Not a bad idea at all...
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Just make it as private and invite who fill your requirements ^^
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That idea just sucks In my opinion.
Let say that I have for example Batman Arkham Asylum on Retail DVD and I want to enter a Batman Arkham city give away, but I don't have the first one on Steam.
What would I do? Buy the first one on Steam, that I already have on Retail JUST to enter a giveaway that I might not end up wining?
This Idea is not a good one. Keep that for Private Giveaways.
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don't always*
I've had cases where they came as soon as I launched again online because the game somehow kept track behind the scenes and Steam captured that they were registered as acquired.
Can't recall examples.
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While I see this as a good idea, it's flawed as well.
For example, someone like me who couldn't get their hands on Deponia yet could want to enter for Chaos on Deponia and not play it until after they've played Deponia.
Before you say anything, there's video reviews, demos, etc so someone could know they would like the game without having played the predecessor.
And how would the achievement(s) required be controlled? If it has to be human control it's a bother to the mods who already have enough work as it is and you can also get the same result from doing private giveaways with approved rules.
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I've entered drawings for the Chaos of Deponia. There was a drawing by a well-known person on SG and requested that people not enter if they hadn't finished the first one. I respected that request (though left a comment anyway) and didn't enter the drawing mentioned. I went to the store page to read about the first one and now understand that starting at the beginning of Deponia would be the best idea.
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Let's say I'd want to give away Deponia: Chaos on Deponia. Playing that game without playingt the first game beforehand is probably a bad idea. Therefore I would only want people who A) own the first game and B) has the achievment you earn from beating it, to be able to join the giveaway.
I wish it was possible to set up your own requirments based on the stats of peoples Steam accounts.
This could work in the same way as DLC does. If you don't own the base game you are simply not allow to join the giveaway.
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