Posted December 06, 2014
TimTom92
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From United States
friendofcabbage
For Shovelry
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From Ireland
Posted December 06, 2014
Would love a copy of Risen while it's on promotion, looks epic but i'm fundless atm:(
Aran_Linvail
Shadow Thief
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From Argentina
Posted December 06, 2014
The dark side is strooongg... join us!
HijacK
One man army
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From United States
Posted December 06, 2014
shadowrgog: I appreciate the reply. By my post, I am definitely acting as the middle man, which is why it's a bit uneasy for some like yourself. I consider gift giving as an opportunity to expose others to games they wish to have some day or simply wish to try and I'd rather not force my friend to have to go through hoops that others feel they have to go through like forum participation or rep. This is, from understanding, simply a gift giving thread and different individuals have different standards as to what makes a person "worthy" of a gift. Your standards seem to imply that the person must ask for it themself and have forum participation to some degree. As stated earlier, he isn't the forum type, so the latter is mostly out. As for the former, I talk to him on pretty much a bi weekly or even tri weekly basis and I assure you it would go directly to him 100%. I wouldn't be sharing a code, it would be giving the code to the right person so ONLY that individual uses it. In some strange way, he is asking for it himself through me, since those reasons I mentioned (for each game) are not mine but his and his alone. To reiterate, if one is uncomfortable with this exchange, simply don't do it since it's optional. I am not asking for games, I am simply letting people aware that if one wants to gift someone those particular games, there is someone out there I know 100% would play and give it the respect it deserves. My mind is literally torn asunder trying to defend this so I am just going to leave it here for now and take a break. Have any personal concerns please PM me, so we don't spam this thread with even further clarification unless it's absolutely needed for some reason.
Sachys: Your "friend" should post if they want the game. Anyone who passes a gift to you on their behalf is likely an idiot. Post edited December 06, 2014 by HijacK
lukslo
New User
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From Slovenia
Posted December 06, 2014
Well you know, seeing that freshly member after a couple of months after you gifted him contribute to the community even by solely expressing his thoughts on topics is a very nice thing to see and a sort of "reward" for the gifter.
For some this is quite an important part of the gifting process. If you would like you can call it some sort of paying it forward.
For some this is quite an important part of the gifting process. If you would like you can call it some sort of paying it forward.
Gnostic
New User
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From Other
Posted December 06, 2014
shadowrgog: I appreciate the reply. By my post, I am definitely acting as the middle man, which is why it's a bit uneasy for some like yourself. I consider gift giving as an opportunity to expose others to games they wish to have some day or simply wish to try and I'd rather not force my friend to have to go through hoops that others feel they have to go through like forum participation or rep. This is, from understanding, simply a gift giving thread and different individuals have different standards as to what makes a person "worthy" of a gift. Your standards seem to imply that the person must ask for it themself and have forum participation to some degree. As stated earlier, he isn't the forum type, so the latter is mostly out. As for the former, I talk to him on pretty much a bi weekly or even tri weekly basis and I assure you it would go directly to him 100%. I wouldn't be sharing a code, it would be giving the code to the right person so ONLY that individual uses it. In some strange way, he is asking for it himself through me, since those reasons I mentioned (for each game) are not mine but his and his alone. To reiterate, if one is uncomfortable with this exchange, simply don't do it since it's optional. I am not asking for games, I am simply letting people aware that if one wants to gift someone those particular games, there is someone out there I know 100% would play and give it the respect it deserves. My mind is literally torn asunder trying to defend this so I am just going to leave it here for now and take a break. Have any personal concerns please PM me, so we don't spam this thread with even further clarification unless it's absolutely needed for some reason.
Sachys: Your "friend" should post if they want the game. Anyone who passes a gift to you on their behalf is likely an idiot. If he is uncomfortable to ask the gift himself, how are people comfortable in gifting him?
If he expect not to spend some effort on the forums, how can he expect people to spend more money and effort to buy said games to gift him and check said games goes to him?
lotrotk
New User
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From Belgium
Posted December 06, 2014
I still have a code for The Witcher 2 Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition from the GOG stamps action recently. Send a PM if you're interested. (Send a PM)
Post edited December 08, 2014 by lotrotk
TimTom92
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From United States
Posted December 06, 2014
lukslo: Well you know, seeing that freshly member after a couple of months after you gifted him contribute to the community even by solely expressing his thoughts on topics is a very nice thing to see and a sort of "reward" for the gifter.
For some this is quite an important part of the gifting process. If you would like you can call it some sort of paying it forward.
I can't agree more! This is exactly what it's about. For some this is quite an important part of the gifting process. If you would like you can call it some sort of paying it forward.
Gnostic: I agree. If your friend can't be bothered to post himself, how can people be bothered to gift him?
If he is uncomfortable to ask the gift himself, how are people comfortable in gifting him?
If he expect not to spend some effort on the forums, how can he expect people to spend more money and effort to buy said games to gift him and check said games goes to him?
And this as well! If he is uncomfortable to ask the gift himself, how are people comfortable in gifting him?
If he expect not to spend some effort on the forums, how can he expect people to spend more money and effort to buy said games to gift him and check said games goes to him?
To everyone reading his wishlist, maybe he is a good guy? Who knows..
I don't want him feeling attacked, but there are ways to go about doing things here.
Who am I to say he can't be gifted though. Please do as you will people, but
also please take caution. Especially around this time of year of giving.
Thank you,
- Tim
Post edited December 06, 2014 by TimTom92
shadowrgog
In the night
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From United States
Posted December 06, 2014
lukslo: Well you know, seeing that freshly member after a couple of months after you gifted him contribute to the community even by solely expressing his thoughts on topics is a very nice thing to see and a sort of "reward" for the gifter.
For some this is quite an important part of the gifting process. If you would like you can call it some sort of paying it forward.
TimTom92: I can't agree more! This is exactly what it's about. For some this is quite an important part of the gifting process. If you would like you can call it some sort of paying it forward.
Gnostic: I agree. If your friend can't be bothered to post himself, how can people be bothered to gift him?
If he is uncomfortable to ask the gift himself, how are people comfortable in gifting him?
If he expect not to spend some effort on the forums, how can he expect people to spend more money and effort to buy said games to gift him and check said games goes to him?
TimTom92: And this as well! If he is uncomfortable to ask the gift himself, how are people comfortable in gifting him?
If he expect not to spend some effort on the forums, how can he expect people to spend more money and effort to buy said games to gift him and check said games goes to him?
To everyone reading his wishlist, maybe he is a good guy? Who knows..
I don't want him feeling attacked, but there are ways to go about doing things here.
Who am I to say he can't be gifted though. Please do as you will people, but
also please take caution. Especially around this time of year of giving.
Thank you,
- Tim
Again I apologize for my "newbie" mistake, and looking at this as glass half full concept, this experience has taught me a few things for future use of this thread and forum posts in general. One, never ask on a friend's behalf since you'll likely be wisked off as sketchy and a scammer. Two, keep this thread for individual basis only, unless a good amount of the community understands all the parties involved. Three, this is the internet so unless the connection is deep with all parties involved, don't expect anyone to think your an honest enough person to be a middle man for anything, especially games. If there any other concerns please let me know. Again sorry for any paranoia, stress, or even hate that arose from my post and I hope to not make my mistake twice! Thanks for the feedback everyone.
Elmofongo
It's 2L84U
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From Puerto Rico
Posted December 06, 2014
low rated
Leisure Suit Larry Reloaded if anyone is generous.
Also my last wish was too greedy?
Also my last wish was too greedy?
Post edited December 06, 2014 by Elmofongo
Cyraxpt
ZzZzZz
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From Portugal
Posted December 06, 2014
high rated
I know i already shared my thoughts on this matter but it's like i said, it just blows my mind people actually asking for games, i do understand that some cannot afford them or don't have cc available, but i don't understand how come people ask for games, recieve them and a week later (or less) are already asking for another game. Uhm, it was given something like a +60 hour rpg (besides what was grabbed from giveaways) DO YOU REALLY NEED another game? Do you?
The same can be said for those people who take games from giveaways but never do one in return when they have so many games available for trade...
I do fill my backlog with games that i'm not playing and it will probably take years until i do BUT i bought it from my pocket, i didn't use the goodwill of others...
I hope at least that people recieving those games takes at least 5~10 minutes of their time to write a nice message to those nice people who actually worked hard to earn that cash that was used to buy them a game, not just "Thanks, you're awesome" but something with more words, hell, with some paragraphs telling how much they appreaciate the gesture and what they thought of the game.
/end of rant
The same can be said for those people who take games from giveaways but never do one in return when they have so many games available for trade...
I do fill my backlog with games that i'm not playing and it will probably take years until i do BUT i bought it from my pocket, i didn't use the goodwill of others...
I hope at least that people recieving those games takes at least 5~10 minutes of their time to write a nice message to those nice people who actually worked hard to earn that cash that was used to buy them a game, not just "Thanks, you're awesome" but something with more words, hell, with some paragraphs telling how much they appreaciate the gesture and what they thought of the game.
/end of rant
Post edited December 06, 2014 by Cyraxpt
Licurg
Buy Sacrifice!!!
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From Romania
Posted December 06, 2014
Christmas is coming soon, and my birthday is a few days after that, so :
-Don't Starve
-Sir, You Are Being Hunted
-Divinity: Original Sin
-Shadow Warrior (2013)
-Banner Saga
-Banished
-Race the Sun
-Risk of Rain
-Terraria
-Don't Starve
-Sir, You Are Being Hunted
-Divinity: Original Sin
-Shadow Warrior (2013)
-Banner Saga
-Banished
-Race the Sun
-Risk of Rain
-Terraria
chriss1418
New User
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From Netherlands
Posted December 06, 2014
Insurgency (Steam Key)
https://
www.humblebundle.com/
?gift=REGzV85dMq3Dnp62
Sorry cannot post any links.
https://
www.humblebundle.com/
?gift=REGzV85dMq3Dnp62
Sorry cannot post any links.
siulebuo
Incredible!
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From Spain
Cyraxpt
ZzZzZz
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From Portugal