Do you hold it against a game for being part of a DIG bundle?

No

some of them possible signed a bad deal without realizing what they were getting into.
I judge games based off the game itself, not who sells them(as there are a few gems hidden among those DIG bundles, not many though from what I have seen).

As if I'm gonna bother to check if a game is part of a bundle on DIG. That site poops bundles daily, too much work for my lazy self.
There's also the not so minor issue that in many cases DIG doesn't seem to acquire its keys directly from devs/publishers, so it wouldn't be fair to judge a game based on where it's being resold.

Why would anyone would do that? Does the entertainment value of a game suddenly drop when it's in a bundle?

of course not

Considering the quality of 90% of the games in the bundle, most gamers wouldn't buy the games either way.

For the few gems in there, I would guess they are not official deals with publishers anyway.

Is there even a DIG bundle which consists of any decent games that have not been bundled previously? I mean sure, personal preferences aside - maybe someone likes crudely drawn asset flip porn games, but in general terms I'd say the quality of the games is so atrocious pretty much no one would buy it even if they wouldn't show up in DIG bundles.

As for GAs - I hide any game I am not interested in. From what I've seen DIG bundles consist of, that pretty much covers 99% of what gets put up there.

Obviously I realistically cant cover ALL of the games in DIG bundles, so sure there probably are some indie gems now and then in the bundles that have not been bundled.. But the overall quality is atrocious anyway

Paying $1 for a game bundle of $50 doesn't mean a particular game is necessarily any better or worse than the other.
DIG wouldn't still be in business if people didn't keep buying off them.
Blaming one link in the chain for holding onto festy games without looking at the other links in the chain is kind of narrow minded.

Makes no sense to me to hold the devs or games to any judgment. Besides publishers and such (its not always up to the creators how its distributed) the sad truth is the majority of indie games dont make positive returns- sure the stats are heavily affected by all the bs asset flips, extremely amateur and utterly bad games, but good and even great games with passionate devs can and do 'flop' - be it from lack of visibility or being niche... heck even bad timing. All devs and publishers know better then to release alongside big hyped AAA titles, but its hard to track indies- so releasing a good indie in the same day or even week then a surprise hit indie will tank you, and theres no way of knowing those ahead.

Imagine releasing a 10-15 dollar jewel that took 3 or more years made with all care the week vampire survivors came out- or heck, the week a pretty average but heavily streamed joke jump scare game comes out.

Thankfully those that at least have better graphics or art can get a fanatical or humble before dig, but not all good games have those. Heck just the other day i discovered a dev that make very niche dungeoncrawls with a very particular philosophy that have like 4, 7 reviews on his titles... and from all i could see theyre all unique for its genre, really good (for those really into the genre, the most hardcore)... but they look absolutely obtuse and its the nichest niche imaginable. I could tottally see his games being on dig out of necessity

Oh and then theres time too(just being old and not turning much or any sales at all).
Just this week i finally got to an old game in backlog thats been bundled like 18 times by now- We are the Dwarves- and im LOVING IT. Pretty, amazing art direction with unique world, a unique blend of stealth tactics and squad tactics and rpg... and i just checked its been on dig 5 times in the past 3 years.
Looking at the dev history its clear the studio/owners are no more but in name. After this game their next one is much worse, and then what looks like asset flips- wich makes no sense for a studio the size that made WATD (i found the profiles of at least 5 artists that worked on that game. Thats 4 more then most indie teams have)... so it seems the game didnt pay its production cost, the team reduced in half or more, failed to make something cheaper/quicker any good and was sold or broke, now owned by someone doing asset flips

I hide a game based on the game itself, not where it's sold.

A experienced dev/publisher make no contracts with a crap site like DIG.
That doesn't mean all games from DIG are trash.
But the majority of the games from there are trash and a good bunch of the devs/publishers that make contracts with them are shady. So i look twice when i see games that got bundled there (of course i don't know all games that get bundled there -i don't have so much time as it would need to check each bundle-).

Sometimes a good game is bundled there too -how they got the keys for them is, maybe, a other story...-.

So it is not possible to answer your question with a easy/general yes/no answer.

I do not automatically hide or ignore any games, so, in that sense, the answer is "no".

The only situation I can imagine where this would matter would be if you offered me a "random DIG bundle game for the paltry sum of $x.yz". Then I would use my opinion (that most games in DIG bundles are horrible) and NOT buy it.

Otherwise, even if I think there is a very positive correlation between "DIG games" and "bad games", as soon as you tell me a specific title I would look it up, and any info I got this way would "override" the info that "it came from a DIG bundle".

Cheers!

No.

I do hold being DIG against DIG though.

No, I have problem giving money to DIG. So I don't buy from them, or encourage people to buy from them.
It's relatively standard that games at DIG are bad, but they aren't bad because DIG sells it. Rather usually the already bad games are being sold there. Like

But if a good game happens to be there, and somebody already bought the game, I have no problem with entering for the giveaway - it's their choice where they buy their games. It's not like its origin taints the game lol

No.
Because DIG often sells stolen keys, some Devs don't even know that their game is in a DIG bundle. That's why I encourage everyone to avoid buying from DIG and let that "store" go belly up instead.

No, only thing I hold about games is the company and the game itself. Like I do hold it against CC2 for how they managed Ultimate Ninja Storm4 and its lasts 2 DLCs years later.

I don't even know which games are part of DIG or similar. I hide games I know I won't enjoy, many low effort ones that DIG tends to bundle, but also some excellent games that are simply not my cup of tea. I think I may have won a few games that may have been part of a DIG bundle, or look like they could be, because I enjoy small casual games from time to time and those looked like they would scratch that itch.