Which games do you gift?

I doubt that, though I have no idea how popular those games are in the first place. Heck, the "never play" thing might apply with skyrim.

Whatever game you give, there's always the risk of someone entering for the +1 count and never playing it. And that goes for every single game, not just the older ones. (This is when they're not trying to trade their copy away to someone else, even though that's against site rules.)

Personally, I refrain from entering for anything I don't think I'd play, but some people will enter for just bout anything in the hope of winning "something". They just want to win, and don't really care what they get. As annoying as it is to give away a game you personally care about and have the winner not play it, you can't spend too much time dwelling on it or you'd never give anything. I'd rather think that I made a bunch of people aware of the existence of a game I like whether the one person who receives it does play it or not. (I've added a few games to my wishlist after seeing giveaways for them.)

well as Zomby2D has stated, all that is real. Even I have some wins I haven't played yet ;_; but they are all games I want to play but I have been getting a backlog of AAA titles and with univ. it's kinda hard. Though want to play almost all games, except FPSs.

For your dilemma though, there are a lot of things you could do to check how much someone wants to play the game. like say, when there was a fortix event someone made it a rule that you had to have the achievement that signified you beating fortix 1 way back before like 2013 to enter for a fortix 2 giveaway. If there is someway you can range the want for the game it's pretty doable as long as support accepts it. But if you are going to do it achievement-thing make sure not to say anything beforehand, cus then people will just pull out their SAMs

Bundle games are on a special list because of how cheap they are. What happens is that you get credit for the first 30 dollars worth of bundle games you giveaway and after that they are worth 0, unless you giveaway non-bundled games. Basically to get the full contributor value (CV) for each bundle game you have to give 5 times its value in non-bundled games. So if you give a bundle game that is worth 20 dollars on steam us site you have to give 100 dollars worth of non-bundled games.

Heres what it will look like...
you giveaway 4 bundle games. each of them worth 10 dollars. You will now how 30CV. If you giveaway 5 non-bundled games each worth 10 dollars, your total CV will be 90.

The more CV you have the higher amount of special giveaways you yourself can enter.

Its a little complicated but its the best system they have at the moment (though version 2 of this site is being worked on right now and new things are being tested).

BTW you can tell bundle games from non-bundled one in the list because all the bundled ones have a * beside their name.

to be kinda fair bundles USED to be AWESOME now they are pretty mediocre with probably one good game, the rest is just steam trading cards

Still waiting for Goty ?

Giving away 1 copy of bad rats = giving away 57 copies of bad rats, it seems

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Note: I have no idea if it's region locked, just shooting a suggestion.

Ok, it's not free, not exploited, and since it's from Humble Bundle, I'm pretty sure it should be region free. I'm gonna setup a giveaway for one of the games just to check if I understood everything.

When is a game considered exploited?