I like the way you think.

this !

edit : after your edit i started to afraid...

Sorry if it came across harsher than intended - To many chain-mails / Facebook spam with similar "repercussions" :p

It was more intended as a request for a slightly more specific reason - Maybe people with excessive points find it less of a hassle to enter here half-interested than register for a free copy, and wait several days? :p

its terrorism and a U.S. merc. squad will come and put you in a FEMA camp.
our lows are no longer stopped by boarder. no really it isn't look it up.
you'll share the fate of megaupload!!!!

Correct. We removed SMNC from the giveaway list because the keys are free and easy to sign up for them. If they were limited or difficult to obtain, it would be a different story.

Patients and patience somehow I find them so similar

MEEEEDIIIIIIC

I don't suppose they have giveaways for those here, do they?

U mad bro?

lol :D

Why was it removed? Monday Night Combat is a legitimate game on Steam that can be purchased, while SUPER Monday Night Combat is a F2P game in beta.

..unless it was listed as MNC, then nevermind.

I can't, no.

That would require disabling Monday Night Combat, we already removed Super Monday Night Combat from the dropdown list during the giveaway creation page. We won't disable MNC as a result of SMNC beta.

"Is there a single thing that this feedback affects on this site?"

RTFM.

Feedback: There are groups that are limited to people who gift games. This game has a monetary value set to it, so when someone gifts a free beta key they got that's virtually unlimited, they are basically "buffing" up their account so they can get into groups that are aimed to reward REAL gifters, not self-serving leeches who got keys for free.

E: if there is any confusion, when I say feedback I basically mean the value of gifts gifted by a gifter.

Inflation: Point inflation, I select which games I REALLY want to play, not just "kind of" want to play. I imagine most other people (with the exception of people who just don't want a whole lot or have huge libraries) do so as well. When there are like 30-40 giveaways for one game popping up that rapidly increases the amount of points everyone have, now rather than having a 1 in 500 chance for a few games I really want (arbitrary value) now I have a 1 in 700 chance for the games I really want (and yes I also have extra points to spend on games I don't want nearly as much, but I rather just have a better chance at the games I DO really want.)

You can say that I'm blowing it out of proportion but that basically has happened since SMNC giveaways started. I noticed a big influx in entries on all games, was really noticeable on some of the smaller indie games I usually enter, entries increasing by 100-300 (for the smaller ones).

I don't know, I just feel like it's a better system when you really have to decide what game you want to enter into, that way the gifter knows they are most likely giving the game to someone who actually wants to play the shit out of it.

P.S. @Banjo2E I don't like bananas and I don't think I'm going to find any on the moon :(

And some people still enter and post mindless thank you comments.

like a vegetable

Why?

I don't like Mondays...

;)