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thx for the heads up

7 years ago
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I got this first, then I bought the bundle, now I have two.

7 years ago
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Thanks for posting this.

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3GQ$R-TGTCZ-ZT??7

$ = Sides of a square
?? = First two letters of cyka

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thanks

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so many GAs))

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Received, thanks!

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?? : Giveaway

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Sorry for bumping this but I am wondering... I have seen a couple of GAs for Galactic Civilization 1 and 2 Pack which I presume consist of the free key and tier 1 key from the Humble Bundle. The pack is 25 P, GC2 alone is 20 P. Is this considered against the rules? It certainly seems quite shady to me if nothing else.

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Well... let's call it "crafty workaround" - winners will get what's been advertised, so that's technically fine according to the rules.
It's up to giveaway creators if they deem it morally acceptable or not, as they'd get a bit more CV than usual by exploiting a free key that, doing it that way, wouldn't be counted as free.
This is possible with any package that doesn't include DLCs, as the API will report games as owned, but can't check if games were obtained separately or together. Conversely, doing it with packages that include DLCs would be a misleading giveaway, as winners wouldn't get them.

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Thank you for clarification :)

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