All to devs. If charity was WWF, or something like it then it would be all to them.
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I put the Humble Tip to 0%, then split the rest almost even.
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That is very true, but in my experience (from my rl friends), many people dont change the sliders at all which leaves HB getting a rather large tip (and more than I think their service is worth).
Its just down to my personal preference. I offset a little of the tip my friends leave by giving none myself.
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Depends who the dev is and whether or not I've already tried (and liked) some of the games. Usually charity/devs get ~90% between them with the most going to charity, then the 10% humble tip.
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depending on developer either all to them or all to HB
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most of times it goes all to charity. sometimes like in the last weekly i give all to developer because i really like what they do
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Giving non to charity is really a pointless thing to do. The website is meant to be for charity and the game developers published their games there for charity donations.
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I haven't had the feeling yet that a single game in any bundle as of today was put in that bundle to generate money for charity. They all put it there to get money in their own pockets for sure. The whole charity "theme" just helps to increase sales/the avg price.
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I disagree unless you actually have proof of what you say.
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The charity is a marketing trick. The default split (which many, many people use) is 65% to devs, 20% to charity and 15% to Humble.
If it was a charity drive it would either be 100% to charity or the default split would be very different. As it is now, it's a retailer selling games for developer profit; with a charitable donation on the side.
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They are not running charity drives. They are a (partly)charity driven company. Huge difference.
And $32 million dollars to charity is still quite nice.(out of 84 million dollars in total revenue)
No other "retailer" have a defualt split like that.
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Exactly. While their philanthropy is nice, people need to stop referring to Humble Inc as a charity. They are just as much in it to make money for themselves and their dev partners as they are to collect donations for charity.
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I always give all to developers because i'm buying games and i want the makers of all these games happy .
I really hate when people says "its for charity", when in my opinion its for the games.
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