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PaleDolphin

What does an asterisk near a gift game's name mean?

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CapnJ

yeah I wanna know too :D

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MDuh

bundled game

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jealex5

It means the game is in the bundle list.

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Suldok

It's a game from bundles..

Your contribution value will only go to $30 and not more if you give them away

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PaleDolphin

Thanks.

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Vercinger

Not quite. It's $30 + 20% of the value of all non-bundle games given away.

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vagen

Wait so since I gave away 1 bundle game (Say it was 30$), if I go give away a 40$ non bundle game I'll only get 20% of that non bundle games value? or do you mean:

A Bundle game "worth" 50$ will only come up at 30$ + 20%?

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Argyle31

Total contributor value of bundle games given away maxes out at $30 + 20% of non bundle value games given. FULL bundles count as regular non bundle games.

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vagen

To simplify (I haven't slept in around 24hrs an my brain is not functioning all that well right now)

bundle games max at 30. If I give away non bundle games, it raises that 30 cap.

It does not, hinder my future non bundle game giveaway values.

correct? (sorry again for my confusion)

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Brotbaum

Yep, this is (simplified) correct.

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vagen

Okay for a second I thought you meant:

If I give away a bundle game, from then on it hinders my non bundle game values down to only 20% of their value (kind of like a slap on the wrist for giving away bundle games)

I was rather thrown off by that.. Thank you for baring with me on that lol ;)

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Brotbaum

Yeah, you get 20% of your non-bundle value as extra value for the bundle games. The normal value gets added normally.

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Brotbaum

That's not exactly right. The contributor value is counted this way:

The first $25 of your bundle contributor value counts as normal (non-bundle) contributor value. Then you get 20% contributor value from non-bundle games extra, which makes $30 (because the first $25 count normal). For every other bundle bundle game you get only get 20% value of your non-bundle contributions. When you give more non-bundle games away you get these 20% of their value.

I hope I explained it good ;), else take a look at this.

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Vercinger

Yes, I forgot to point out that I was giving the simplified version.

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Suldok

I'm not talking about non-bundle games

No matter how many bundle games you give out your contribution value will not rise above $30 unless you give out non-bundle games then it will rise from the price of the game

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Vercinger

Well, your comment made it seem like bundle games are permanently capped at $30. The fact that non-bundle games raise that cap needed to be mentioned.

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Closed 1 decade ago by PaleDolphin.