Or buy 2000 copies of a cheap game and make a 2000 copy GA.
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Your cap keeps getting bigger and bigger. Shouldn't take very long. Remember to put all the copies of one game into one giveaway. As revilheart said, you can ask for more slots. Obviously creating all those giveaways is not very fun and will take awhile.
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Have any other of you had some experience with large giveaways, and how long it may take?
Just after a very rough time or estimation based on any experience you may have had. I'm trying to give games away on only a 1 hour timer, but it still seems to be taking forever. I'm pretty sure I'll burn out before I get to 2000.
My cap at the moment is 34 giveaways at once, but at any time it seems that around 25 of them are awaiting feedback (some going back days).
Any tips? Suggestions? Hard learned lessons?
EDIT: The 2000 games I'm speaking about are from a pre-existing list of bundle left overs.
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