Got suspended for a week for 2 games that were won a few years ago and have already been removed from the account. Created a ticket, but no response. Are you alright?

1 year ago

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It's against the rules to remove a game you've won - it's called "not activating your wins"
You add them back, and then see if you can get things sorted.

Also, is it for the account you're logged into right now, or another account? Because you're only allowed one account on SG as well.

1 year ago
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Likely the one account and has just come back from the suspension.

Don't see Blood of Magic or Azulgar: Star Commanders in the game list so those are likely the ones.

1 year ago
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Yes, these are the two games I deleted...

1 year ago
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Understood thanks. I read the rules of course, but for a long time. Now I see this point, it's bad...

1 year ago
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Do you mean YOU removed them or Steam did? It's possible he had won games that were "revoked" by the Dev?

1 year ago
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They were the one who got suspended for removing games they won from their own Steam account.

1 year ago
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Good thing I read this. Was planning on deleting crappy games most of it i won here. I just wanna clean my steam library from crappy games.
Thank God saw this first

1 year ago
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You can hide the won ones.
Nearly as effective as deleting, without negative impact.

1 year ago
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Sweep the trash and dust under the rug (or under the sofa) is nearly as effective as take it out of the apartment 😅.

1 year ago
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So you took the win from someone who may want it and you don't even want to keep it because it's crap to you. Nice one.

1 year ago
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I mean a game can seem cool when you're entering a GA and then you play it and it's just not good. Happens sometimes. Better to hide them though as Masafor said to avoid breaking the rules.

1 year ago
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Let's face it, some games are just bad. Other games look good, then turn out to be not enjoyable, or different than expected... I think majority of us have some wins that we regret afterwards. I certainly do, despite I took every entry seriously...just had different standards and knowledge about my taste, and the quality of games :)

1 year ago
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majority of us have some wins that we regret

Exactly. And I haven't even won very many XD

1 year ago
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You never had regret in your life like never? Several years ago I was new in SG, I never won games for months or even a year cant femember.. so I decided to join just any giveaways, admit it or not most of the SG. GAs came from bundle the unwanted games. if I could turn back time I would have not joined them. Welp, I hope I am you who never have regrets in the past.

1 year ago
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Fair

1 year ago
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It's a pity that users can't delete won games, even after 5-10 years.
Some games look good, but in really they are crap.
Some games already completed and user didn't want to have on account anymore.
Priorities and interests change, people change.
There are many reasons...

Once activated games forever connected with account. Forever! User can remove or restore their any time (it's take couple of seconds).

During account synchronization (we have to make sync every week) SteamGifts can make a mark in database like "This user is clean, all wins are activated" and don't check old activation during next synchronizations.
To avoid an abuse it can be new rule "If all game activated, then user can remove from account games winning one year ago or earlier".

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It's not that hard to live with such a weightless choice than activating a game, that you can hide if it hurts your eyes. Imagine if we would need to deal with our past in real life, that would be just too much.

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