morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
for one, valve and the devs get a cut from your card sales, whereas with Playfire you're pretending to earn an achievement to make money to get discounts from them, essentially costing GMG money in the process.
Cheating achievements costs Playfire money. Cheating card drops gives Valve money.
Edit: beaten like playfire's reward program.
I think the developer's intention is the same in both instances: they want you to play their games. However, one way (Steam Trading Cards) earns them money and the other way (Playfire rewards) costs themmoney. Using Idle Master to "cheat" in this scenario means that by extension you're making the developer even more money than they would have otherwise received. Using SAM to cheat means you cost them more money than they would have otherwise paid.or Greenman Gaming?, not sure
Points recognized, but what does it ultimately matter to GMG if you've unlocked the achievements the hard way? They were never going to directly make money from your actions. Instead, it's actually clever marketing to get you on their store so they can sell you something that costs more than the credit you have (and hopefully start a pattern of selling you ads on playfire and getting you shopping on GMG).