It's already been ported with Tabletop Simulator for what it's worth..
Neat, but I'd rather have an official game and give the money to Steve Jackson.
It's already been ported with Tabletop Simulator for what it's worth..
It's already been ported with Tabletop Simulator for what it's worth.
Elaborate more please? I wanna try justifying dropping $4 just to get Gray Matter Steam key
If he removes the game from sub 0 and uses the free licence system instead, there'll be card drops. See: L4D2.
J. Kyle Pittman said:Thanks for the info, JaseC. Unfortunately, the developer site doesn't give me direct access to those settings. I did ask my Steam contact whether cards could be enabled, and they said they don't allow cards for free games because it would facilitate farming and could disrupt the marketplace. So, I think cards are definitely a no-go at this point.
Valve said "no":
Spares:
Valve said "no":
I did ask my Steam contact whether cards could be enabled, and they said they don't allow cards for free games because it would facilitate farming and could disrupt the marketplace.
That's a shame, but their reasoning is valid.
Ha, that's hilarious. Everyone's farming either way, either with SAM or with app_id trick.
It's a pity -- and, well, stupid -- that store-bought DLC doesn't award card drops for free games. There are plenty of $5 games with cards so, say, releasing the OST for $5 would be a good way to get around the rule.
That doesn't always seem to be the case. Pinball Arcade is F2P, I bought a table pack as DLC on the Steam store page, and it granted me card drops afterwards.It's a pity -- and, well, stupid -- that store-bought DLC doesn't award card drops for free games. There are plenty of $5 games with cards so, say, releasing the OST for $5 would be a good way to get around the rule.
How long has that "popular" tab been on the store page (next to top sellers, etc)? Is it something Enhanced Steam has added?
That doesn't always seem to be the case. Pinball Arcade is F2P, I bought a table pack as DLC on the Steam store page, and it granted me card drops afterwards.
That doesn't always seem to be the case. Pinball Arcade is F2P, I bought a table pack as DLC on the Steam store page, and it granted me card drops afterwards.
Thank you for questrun!Spares, enjoy.
I wonder why that doesn't work for Free To Play then as none of those cards ever surfaced. I guess Steam doesn't interpret it as DLC for it since they're DOTA items?I believe the "rule" is still 1 card drop for every $9 spent on a free game's DLC or in-game purchase. I believe JaseC is lamenting the fact that buying one piece of DLC can't unlock a game's "regular" card drops.
It was pretty wonky as well. I didn't get card drops immediately after purchasing the DLC, then they came up after a time, then some more time later more drops surfaced despite not buying anything else.Ah, interesting. Can't say I'm aware of any other examples. Maybe it's something that developers can opt into.
yup
i luv it >
but not a khaleesi fan tbh so u know
also way to insult my work yo
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Spares:
Yes, there'll be a new featured Daily in ~25 minutes.
I wonder why that doesn't work for Free To Play then as none of those cards ever surfaced. I guess Steam doesn't interpret it as DLC for it since they're DOTA items?
It was pretty wonky as well. I didn't get card drops immediately after purchasing the DLC, then they came up after a time, then some more time later more drops surfaced despite not buying anything else.
I saw that
Daily NBA2K14 75% off
New humble flash Natural Selection 2 1.99/$/£
It's a pity -- and, well, stupid -- that store-bought DLC doesn't award card drops for free games. There are plenty of $5 games with cards so, say, releasing the OST for $5 would be a good way to get around the rule.
I believe the "rule" is still 1 card drop for every $9 spent on a free game's DLC or in-game purchase. I believe JaseC is lamenting the fact that buying one piece of DLC can't unlock a game's "regular" card drops (half of the available number of cards, rounded up).
Didn't notice ANY music in the game. So what would he sell ? He would need to compose something I guess.^^
Also got a card drop today from Conquest of Champions, another F2P game. Registered a starter kit key that was given away yesterday on some site, listed as DLC on steamdb.
The period of pinball discrimination sucked.
Steve would probably be the first to tell you that he doesn't need it.Neat, but I'd rather have an official game and give the money to Steve Jackson.
I am sad to have missed such a glorious and wondrous time.Or the period of VN discrimination.
Ha, that's hilarious. Everyone's farming either way, either with SAM or with app_id trick.
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What's the app_id trick?
Basically, you just make a steam_appid.txt file in the directory containing the game's executable, fill it with nothing but the app id of another game, and then launch the executable from within the directory (this is important as launching the game through Steam itself will override the value in the text file). Here's an example I put together about six months ago:
It's also an amazingly not discounted game on the French store.It's an amazing game without mods
Wow.We are happy to announce that Space Engineers has sold more than 500,000 copies on Steam Early Access
Cue JaseC:
Are you a wizard? Or did you just screen-shot a post to make a thumbnail/image-capture of a post you're linking to.
If you just want to idle and not use system resources, I can recommend Constant C, which will crash on start because the appID doesn't match, but will stay open until you close the dialog box.Rinse and repeat as you use up your drops.