Abusers meaning they pawn off the things they win, or what?
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Abusers meaning they pawn off the things they win, or what?
So the daily deal that's missing from "Yesterday's Deals" and was replaced by Banished is Age of Mythology, which is still on sale.
jokes aside, Ive never used the blacklist, but the amount of giveaways I do I really should. I didnt know the problem was real, I always thought it was a myth
guess it isnt :/
OP was lamenting an unclaimed copy of Bad Rats in their inventory.
Have (extra):
Summer Adventure Card 2
Summer Adventure Card 3 x2
Summer Adventure Card 6 x2
Summer Adventure Card 8
Want:
Summer Adventure Card 1
Summer Adventure Card 5
Summer Adventure Card 9
I wish the blacklist was taken more seriously and used more frequently. There are lots of abusers that are winning giveaways with public blacklists just because they keep a low profile and are sneaky. I have spotted some of them but I'm pretty sure I have missed a lot of them too
They don't fully anonymize. When a gift link is redeemed, even with the email cut off, Steam still auto-friends the giver to the recipient.The ones handled by Modbot originate as emailed gifts. Or when you anonymize the link does it also remove the ability to cancel?
Have (extra):
Summer Adventure Card 2
Summer Adventure Card 3 x2
Summer Adventure Card 6 x2
Summer Adventure Card 8
Want:
Summer Adventure Card 1
Summer Adventure Card 5
Summer Adventure Card 9
Every rumor/myth is made up a certain amount of truth. Just like the rumor of hugging Gabe will grant your immortality. It won't but man will it fill you stomach full of joy.
ModBot said:Instructions for participants:
I am giving away a Steam key. To enter this giveaway, send a PM to ModBot with any subject line. In the body, copy and paste the entire line below containing the key.
Rules for this Giveaway:
- If you are a lurker you are not eligible for this giveaway. You need five or more posts in either the current Steam thread or the previous one to be eligible
- This giveaway is a raffle. The winners will be selected by random draw 3 hours after the draw was created. Any games not claimed after that point will be given away first come first serve.
- This giveaway has a manual blocklist. The giver has identified members who abuse giveaways and restricted them from participating.
- Do not trade keys you win off-site to enrich yourself. Don't try to claim games you have no interest in collecting or playing. Don't claim games to give them to friends off-site.
- If the key is already taken you will not receive a reply. Replies may take a minute or two:
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Devil May Cry 4 -- MB-A65AA3AABCCAF8C6
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Stump, any ETA on 1 hour raffles? I need those in my life bad
I will get pregnant?
Enjoy your weekend with a side of sick combos.Used the blacklist this time. Hopefully I'm not bugging anyone with these giveaways.
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I'm not so convinced that the entire Steam community has been divided so perfectly into five teams so that on the last day, for the past couple hours now, everyone is crafting so consistently that the difference between the highest and lowest team is never more than five thousand points, whereas in all the other days the difference quickly became in the ten thousands and one team ended up with hundreds of thousands of points in the lead.
Do I need to have played the original Baldur's Gate to enjoy the sequel?
They don't fully anonymize. When a gift link is redeemed, even with the email cut off, Steam still auto-friends the giver to the recipient.
Makes sense, I guess. Can't say I understand why people do it though. Everything I enter for is something I'm interested in. I guess if you're entering to sell shit you don't care about that bundle spare not being worth much by itself since it's all free money to you.
No, but it's still advisable to play BG1 first.Do I need to have played the original Baldur's Gate to enjoy the sequel?
I'm starting to wonder if some of your parents were misinformed when giving you the "birds and the beads" talk.
will be first in line to test new 15 year raffle
Since we are talking about this I just would like to add that I encourage people to report to the moderators if you get any sort of offensive, rude/personal attack (or worst) via PM from anyone. As someone who had to deal with this in the past I regret not speaking up during the first times and now I see I should have. Just my two cents, sorry for the Off Topic...
Used the blacklist this time. Hopefully I'm not bugging anyone with these giveaways.
I wonder how The World Ends With You would play with M/KB?
Yeah... It's pretty obvious that at least today is somewhat "guided" by the invisible hand of Valve.![]()
Really how stupid does Valve think we are? How in the world is this not rigged?
ModBot said:Instructions for participants:
I am giving away a Steam key. To enter this giveaway, send a PM to ModBot with any subject line. In the body, copy and paste the entire line below containing the key.
Rules for this Giveaway:
- This giveaway is a raffle. The winners will be selected by random draw 3 hours after the draw was created. Any games not claimed after that point will be given away first come first serve.
- This giveaway has a manual blocklist. The giver has identified members who abuse giveaways and restricted them from participating.
- Do not trade keys you win off-site to enrich yourself. Don't try to claim games you have no interest in collecting or playing. Don't claim games to give them to friends off-site.
- If the key is already taken you will not receive a reply. Replies may take a minute or two:
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Octodad: Dadliest Catch -- MB-7EADC63BA7992855
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while not to harp too much on javadots but was it ever known how he did that shit.
or was he really that good.
Well, despite Modbot saying that someone else won Banished when he edited out your message, I got the PM from Modbot saying I'd won, so many thanks, frost.
Perhaps modbot has a bug in his coding?Or maybe I've hacked it to send all the winning codes to me.
Well, there are basically two reasons for changing raffle timings:
1) Different raffle timings work better for ModBot technically in terms of being able to find and identify posts and edit out the winners. Originally modbot only knew how to look back through the thread page by page, so obviously long-term raffles required reposting or me to manually attach giveaways to posts before the timers expired. I've actually solved this by teaching ModBot how to use GAF's search engine to find results, which in turn basically should near-100% solve any failure-to-edit problems. Going forward ModBot will be able to edit out every single post so even reposting will be no problem.
2) Different raffle timings are something that users want because they don't want to have to continue reposting their raffles or whatever. We've talked about it before. I'm not against it, I'm just not sold on arbitrary raffle timings (pain in the ass to debug, subject to abuse for people doing things like "lol a 15 year raffle enjoy getting this when u retire", presents more visual confusion and requires users to read more closely than pre-set categories) and I haven't quite decided based on thread speed which pre-set timings are the best. It's not hard for me to change the timings, I could switch all 3-hour raffles to 1-hour raffles by editing a line of code. It's more about trying to figure out the timings that make the most sense for users. 24 hours is probably too long for most users, that's the one I'm least happy with.
I bought this during the flash sale because I was unsure about it. I decided I wouldn't play it anytime soon, so figured I'd give it away.
2) We've talked about it before. I'm not against it, I'm just not sold on arbitrary raffle timings (pain in the ass to debug, subject to abuse for people doing things like "lol a 15 year raffle enjoy getting this when u retire", presents more visual confusion and requires users to read more closely than pre-set categories) and I haven't quite decided based on thread speed which pre-set timings are the best.
I dunno. If it's a good giveaway, new release or a game that's still pricey, it's a good idea doing it 24hours. Issue with 15mins or 3 hours is, it screws over people from other time zones.Personally I feel 24 hour raffles are far too long.
Maybe I'm just impatient but I would much prefer shorter raffles as default (3 or 1 hours is plenty).
I bought this during the flash sale because I was unsure about it. I decided I wouldn't play it anytime soon, so figured I'd give it away.
Has it been announced for Steam? Or are you just wondering?
I've watched some friends stream this, and it looks absolutely hilarious.I bought this during the flash sale because I was unsure about it. I decided I wouldn't play it anytime soon, so figured I'd give it away.
24 is okay for something you want as many people to have a chance to enter as possible, but 12 hours would probably be just as accessible. I think it's the gap between 15 minutes and 3 hours that's the hard one. It's really easy to miss a 15 minute giveaway, but 3 hours is kinda long.Well, there are basically two reasons for changing raffle timings:
1) Different raffle timings work better for ModBot technically in terms of being able to find and identify posts and edit out the winners. Originally modbot only knew how to look back through the thread page by page, so obviously long-term raffles required reposting or me to manually attach giveaways to posts before the timers expired. I've actually solved this by teaching ModBot how to use GAF's search engine to find results, which in turn basically should near-100% solve any failure-to-edit problems. Going forward ModBot will be able to edit out every single post so even reposting will be no problem.
2) Different raffle timings are something that users want because they don't want to have to continue reposting their raffles or whatever. We've talked about it before. I'm not against it, I'm just not sold on arbitrary raffle timings (pain in the ass to debug, subject to abuse for people doing things like "lol a 15 year raffle enjoy getting this when u retire", presents more visual confusion and requires users to read more closely than pre-set categories) and I haven't quite decided based on thread speed which pre-set timings are the best. It's not hard for me to change the timings, I could switch all 3-hour raffles to 1-hour raffles by editing a line of code. It's more about trying to figure out the timings that make the most sense for users. 24 hours is probably too long for most users, that's the one I'm least happy with.
Mouse for bottom screen, keyboard for top?I wonder how The World Ends With You would play with M/KB?