I'm sorry that your experience has been bad. I've had both bad (no reply, no courteous thanks), the appreciative (a quick thank you e-mail reply or message via steam) and the beyond good - Steam friends who now ask if I want a game that they have before they toss it up here.
Just tonight after my Batman Arkham City GOTY winner I met a lovely Dutch guy and we had a chat for a good 30 minutes discussing our education - he's about to graduate and I graduate within the next year (12 months) in two of the three degrees I'm studying for.
At the end of the day, my motto is - expect nothing, appreciate a thank you and if you get more than that then you've really got something more than what you came here for. I look at it when I throw games on here that nobody owes me anything. I chose to put my games up when I could have quite easily put it on SteamTrade and gotten a game I didn't have for it.
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I'm sorry for your bad experience with the site, you're not the first person who complains of lack of thanks. Let me hope they are going to play the game, if they don't that would be worse.
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+1
I might be giving this a try, because when i had lower values, i met nicer people. But i thought it was different, i might be wrong
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I dont know about you but i usually provide my winners with torrent links. That way i don't care if they wont say thanks since i didnt bought those games anyway
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I try to be as nice as possible. I know I can't speak for everyone else but maybe you just happen to meet the wrong people? But I do understand, common courtesy has lost it's way, the only thing we can do to change this is to be nice to others and hope that they do the same, right?
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tbh, you just must have bad luck because most of my experiences have been at least civil. Although, it seems as you like to send gifts to ppl in chat. I email all my winner's with the codes/gift. That way, I don't have to interact with any douchebags, because they piss me off as well. I even get like 40%-50% of my giveaway winners' sending me back a thank you email or thanking me on chat when I come online.
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yep! you're totally right, I haven't met any people who didn't say thanks but I can imagine..
I'm with you with politeness, it's just basic stuff. I guess some people are just raised like "Take everything you can"
anyways, you should join a community where people are kind, so you'll actually enjoy giving away games xD
Just my opinion though :)
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Personally I always thank the person, usually multiple times but not everyone has manners here, if anything this place is a reflection of society.
I understand your frustration though.
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Well, a christmas party is a christmas party. Can't argue with that. It was a company party, and i had too much beer, but it was fun anyway
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It's not just this community, OP. People are assholes everywhere.
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You're kidding right? My experience on steamtrades has been scammers and beggars galore.
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Thats what i put in brackets, didn't i? but the one who wanted to trade, were general nice guys
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I've met one good trader out of ten. The rest were beggars or scammers. The thing is, I was trading high-profile games (Skyrim, MW3). Perhaps it's better if you're trading lesser games.
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Might be a valid point. Skyrim and MW3 were prone to scammers. I did get scammed once too, but that happened before i was on SteamTrade, and i was pretty naive about trading at that time, so it was basically my fault. But the beggars are pain in the ass, not gonna argue with that. That was a new experience for me. And i also have to say, i turned down a lot of them, was only looking for good deals, which i don't own. But except from a quicktrader, who instantly unfriended me but was also not rude or something, i got to meet only nice traders over there
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mostly (please, honest to god, prove me different) just sucks.
I know it's my second thread about this, yadda yadda yadda.
The nicest guys (and scammers) you meet, are actually on the steamtrades site, but over here?
I can set contributor as high as i want, i still meet greedy douchebags, who don't even accept a friend request.
Not to mention a single thank you on steam chat window...
I know that there will be lot of people who just say, but you do it for yourself, out of generosity... and so forth...
But where is common politeness? if i'll get gifted something, even if it is Max Payne 3 Special Edition Dlc Content, i have at
least the courtesy to say
Thank You
You can delete me after that, all you want, i don't care.
But is that so fucking hard? Is it asked too much out of nowadays people? Am i surrounded by ungrateful 10 year olds?
Is that it? What do you think?
Let me know, i'm getting tired of this situation.
Maybe i'll join a private group, although i despise most of their "special" rules, (You have to do this, and that and so on)
Anyway, Happy Holidays, i'm drunk right now (Christmas Party), that's maybe why i wrote that stuff,
but you know what they say about drunken people...
Edit: So it seems, that my experience was very well different, than many others around here.
I just wanted to thank your for your feedback here in general, much appreciated. Have a happy holiday!
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