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Hi my friend.
Sorry to bother you like this, but I have a question that you might know the answer to:
(full & no value giveaways unchanged)
Do you by any chance know why I have dropped from 9.19 to 9.17 in two days while the other two parameters remain the same?
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Thank you for the quick and detailed response.
Any CV reduction will result in changes to the number(s) in either full or no value giveaways or both. As these values have remained unchanged for over a week now I know for a fact there has been no db changes to the CV values of my giveaways during this period.
Even though it would be a crazy coincidence, this would perfectly explain it. (had no idea this will propagate to SG)
Thanks again for the comprehensive response and for taking your time. <3
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Ok caught it today. :P
Earlier today: Real CV $3443.18 - 69 full value / 63 no value
2 giveaways get feedback...
And now: Real CV $3432.08 - 69 full value / 63 no value
= Some game(s) must have dropped in value on Steam's end just as you said. :/
So I paid X amount for a game, because that was the price when I bought it. But now I lose CV because price changes? This should not punish gifters retroactively, just the way bundling/discounting does not propagate retroactively.
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