If you need to ask, you're a long way from it, and may even fail to grasp the whole idea. Think of being eligible in community giveaways as a reward the community grants to those who improve it in some way on a regular basis. So participate without trying to keep your "score" and see when it's "enough" and it will be quite soon (may be enough to maintain a thread providing info or a service GOG doesn't, or not well, for even a month, or be very helpful in thoroughly diagnosing and solving a couple of problems people have with games... otherwise, post enough things people have a reason to read and remember to be, well, remembered), just keep trying to get something and it may not be for quite a while, if at all (even years of mostly lurking or just posting the odd quip or rather useless message, and especially mainly posting in giveaway threads, likely won't get you anywhere).

Relax and you’ll soon qualify as one, IMHO. That rule is not there to keep away people, they are just used to keep away scammers and encourage new members to join the community.

Maybe you can start from joining some discussion of games you love? At least that’s what I did. It feels natural, and you can enjoy your community life while waiting for qualification (you may just forget about the qualification thing in the process ;)

Ok thanks I will try :)

Thanks to RickyAndersen for Runaway 3: A Twist of Fate: and zeogold for tireless efforts to host this giveaway.

Thanks I get it now. :)

Just look around, find a thread / discussion that pique your interest and write your opinion there. Joking around, having fun etc. Joining a community game such as Mafia. All are good ways to get known, get new friends and having fun with the community. And before you know it you're already a part of it

Thanks for the help :)

Ok!
Thank you for the advice.
I'm still new here at GOG and I have to first see how it all works here.
:-)

...wait, so do you actually want the game, or...?

yes, I want the game please.

there was a misunderstanding with MarkoH01.

what i mean with that is that i can play the game with my PC or Notebook but not on full graphic details.

But if you have the chance to get a game for free and the codes have to go anyway, then you can confidently access.
Why not?
Maybe I'll have a better PC someday.

Oh damn no everything is mxed up! O.o

I think I have to take a closer look. ;-)

Hey you're welcome.

Wait, holy crap, what? It wasn't a title all this time?
I feel like the last 2 back years of my GOG participation were all suddenly a lie.

Alrighty, I can get it to you, but you need to either add me as a friend or change your chat privacy settings so I can do so.

Granted.

There's no real "score" or anything like that, and it's kind of confusing when you're new to the rule, I admit. As has already been pointed out, the whole point of the rule is to weed out scammers and that's basically it. I usually look to see whether the account has had posts in the past that aren't all just asking for games. Generally speaking, if I can look at an account and go "Oh yeah, I recognize that dude, I can see that they've been around for a bit and talked and stuff." then they're cleared.

I can still sense your activity in this thread ;)

*nervous sweating*

Now I understand. Thank you for the clarification.

This time I think I got it! I nominate BeatriceElysia for Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition Digital Deluxe Edition

I know, right?! Now we really have the one who has pointed this out to Cavalary to thank XD