What the fuck is going on with these fucking shitty games they're putting on for sale?
they arnt that bad for a dollar... its for charity mang no need to complain.. but if you would like a link to a site that shows a bunch of bundles let me know..
skype: xbk360x
Unless I can post it here
Originally Posted by bk360
they arnt that bad for a dollar... its for charity mang no need to complain.. but if you would like a link to a site that shows a bunch of bundles let me know..
skype: xbk360x
Unless I can post it here
PM me the link. Yes I know its for a dollar, but these games aren't even worth that much imo. And it's not for a charity unless you specifically set it to a charity only, Humble Bundle will receive 50% of the money you donate.
Can't really be picky when you have the option of buying games for like a dollar.
It's for charity too so.
If you want good games then just go out and buy them.
Originally Posted by Martin Johnson
Can't really be picky when you have the option of buying games for like a dollar.
It's for charity too so.
If you want good games then just go out and buy them.
Well I mean they've had great bundles and I'm fine paying more than $1 (I'm not one of those people who pay the $1 just for the cheap ass starter games, I usually pay for those 3 extra games and more for donations toward the charity). But honestly they've went from having a few good bundles in a row (or at least a few bundles within each other) to straight up shitty games.
No good bundles right now.
Yes I was hopping the bundle would be good, but it sucks.
Guys it's for a good cause. If you use it for buying cheap games and don't give a shit about the cause well I don't know what to say..
Its just a dollar, keep playing games rather than buying and piling up your steam library
Originally Posted by jhook
Its just a dollar, keep playing games rather than buying and piling up your steam library
Putting shit games into my steam library that aren't even worth my hard-drive space isn't even worth my $1.
Originally Posted by Contaminated
Putting shit games into my steam library that aren't even worth my hard-drive space isn't even worth my $1.
Don't download it then... I have 200 games... 1/10 of its humble bundle :P
Are you seriously going to rage on a charity.
You know what, you're what's wrong with this world, among another million things.
Just get in line and I'll get the chainsaw.
Originally Posted by Antipathy
Are you seriously going to rage on a charity.
You know what, you're what's wrong with this world, among another million things.
Just get in line and I'll get the chainsaw.
I lol'd pretty hard. You seriously have no idea what you're talking about. Humble Bundle is NOT a charity.
Default split when you buy a Humble Bundle (assuming you keep the price you pay for these games at the default set amount of $25):
Holy shit, OVER 50% will go to the developers of these games, they can't even think of a decent split for the charity. So tell me? Where in the world do you see the charity receive more than half of the earnings from Humble Bundle. Assuming that this HB gets over 400,000 sales (and I'm sure it will), if everyone bought the bundle for $1, the developers will receive a whopping $260,000 while the charity receives $80,000. The fuck? That is 3x LESS than what the developers get. Totally not fair, the point of Humble Bundle is to blind people (i.e. you) into thinking that they're helping a charity (and you do in some sort of way). In the smaller picture, the developers will get most of the money which in my opinion (wouldn't be surprised if it was true), the developers PAID Humble Bundle to host their games because these are seriously some shitty games. As I said before throughout this thread, I have no issue donating to a charity UNLESS there is a smaller scheme behind (this case, the majority of they money towards the developer). Also, please don't tell me that the developers put hard time into these games. It doesn't take less than a semester in a college class to learn how to code a shit 16-bit game, invest money into HB to have them host your game with a few others, and then profit.