They are still made out of passion.
Let's say you love building paper airplanes, but you're not very good at it. You show a new design to a friend and he gets to see it in action, only to tell you your plane is shit.
That's what you're saying about all of those games devs have generally put love, time, money and effort on.
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I think many already know this but still.
Relevant:
https://twitter.com/Steam_Spy/status/804072335997358084
Less quality control, more released games, higher percentage of not-so-good games compared to 2013 and before.
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idling hours for few cent profit... i wouldnt call these trash bundle as great^^ but if you are interested in this kind of stuff, you can do it more pro like:
create many steam accounts and buy for every account one bundle (and idle also the f2p games with cards)
maximum profit till you get the electricity bill
but you dont need new "great" bundles very often. you can just use one bundle as often as you want^^
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planned it but still thinking, ( so did not prioritzed it first but, still a "good idea" but, )
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They're rare. Thanks to greenlight a lot of bundle sites just package a bunch of garbage together since there's so much of it out there. And VR has only made things worse. Humble Bundle is still easily the best of the bunch with Bundle Stars being close. There are usually new bundles released every week so there's always a possibility that something good will come out, but it's not a given. Anyway, you should buy bundles based on what you like, not necessarily how you will profit from it.
Btw, I don't hate greenlight but you can't deny they have hurt bundles for the most part.
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I don't get the thing with getting games just for idling the cards. I stick to games I want to play. If you factor in the power consumed by the computer when idling (which is fairly expensive where I live, compared to other countries), and the time needed to sell off the cards, for me it's just not worth it. I also wouldn't want a lot of games I would never play in my library.
....but with just 25 games in your library, most of them pretty good ones, I guess you have an alt account where you add all the games you get just for the cards, right?
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So, there's this Bundle Stars Mega Dollar deal, 28 games for 1$, 24 games have cards ( assuming 3 drops is minimum ) = you will still have a profit no matter how small the amount is, you still have the profit. How often do this kind of bundles come out? not like a bundle of 25+ games but bundles that contain, GOOD GAMES / DEALS for only 1$ ( eg. Insurgency + Indiegame + Ingiegame = for 1$ ) is still good bcuz Insurgency is a nice game that most people will want, therefore profit..
my looks are
I am just beginning on this bundle stuffs..
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