They are buying bundles or living in a good country with extracheap prices or working while living with parents -> he\she has more money for games.
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No.I can't even pay my bills, I live alone and I'm poor as f**k.
The only reason that I have that amount of games is that I TRADE, I TRADE and I TRADE.
Bought 1 bundle for 1$ once, then 2 weeks later traded it for 3$.Bought 3 more 1$ bundles, traded for 3$ each etc.
If you know how trading works, and be patient, you can make a lot profit from trading.
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Please get rid of those referral links if you have any interest in avoiding the Banhammer...
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What if I told you that this method really works ? You can ban me or whatever I don´t give a damn. I just answered the question quote:
I've seen some people I trade with have 2000+ steam games. I myself have been trying to get steam badges, and am currently closing at the 250 one. I was wondering if there's a way people are getting so many. For instance I had someone tell me that dlc counts as a game.
and my answer is right an I got 28 games by doing this shit. t('-'t)
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What if I told you referral links aren't allowed on the forum?
Your answer is utterly irrelevant.
I may have made several million dollars selling my body on the streets, but these forums simply aren't the place to tout for new punters, however successful our business models have proven to be...
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Bundles, Bundles, Bundles, Bundles.
Mushroom. Mushroom.
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When the men on the chessboard get up and tell you where to go, and you've just had some kind of mushroom, and your mind is moving low, go ask Alice. I think she'll know.
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I don't know if it's been mentioned already, but you're from a third world country, and the guys who have about 2000 games in most cases aren't.
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Probably just buying lots of bundles, then spending a bunch of money on sales.
Honestly, I don't see the point of collecting a bunch of games if you aren't going to play them.
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Game Bundles. There are some on Steam that are "developer" collections that give you around 40 games made by a studio. Also I'm not 100% sure but I think Steam counts a DLC as a separate game for purposes of that count. For Example, Dragonborn and Skyrim count as two games. I'm not sure on that though someone else can probably confirm,.
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Purchasing bundles, trading, or simply purchasing games on sales. Most of these users with hundreds (or even thousands) of games are collectors. They just try to acquire as much games as possible within their budgets.
A waste of money and time? Most likely. But that's another entirely different topic. :P
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Google:
indiegala,
indieroyale,
groupees,
flyingbundle,
lazyguybundle,
humblebundle,
bundlestars.
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I've probably gotten 500 games just from Humble Bundle and I don't even buy every single bundle (and certainly not the max tier on every bundle)
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Has this subject been answered yet?
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I've seen some people I trade with have 2000+ steam games. I myself have been trying to get steam badges, and am currently closing at the 250 one. I was wondering if there's a way people are getting so many. For instance I had someone tell me that dlc counts as a game.
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