Don't reply here then.Clearing the Eye said:I don't like any of those games, but it apparently a lot of people in this thread do, so it's awesome for them.
Hm? I shouldn't comment because my opinion differs from your own? That's not really how forums work. I shared my opinion--that I don't want it but am glad for those here that love it--just as you shared yours. Why you've a problem with that, I'm not quite sure.Necabo said:Don't reply here then.Clearing the Eye said:I don't like any of those games, but it apparently a lot of people in this thread do, so it's awesome for them.
This is great, love bastion and LIMBO and getting those for so little money is something my student-starved wallet is very happy with
Maybe using the Steam trading system? I know you can trade games to other people for other games and in-game items, so you could just trade it for nothing. I'm not sure the details, but you can only trade games in this fashion if you haven't played them.ThaBenMan said:I didn't get it since I already had 4 of the 5 games (all except Superbrothers), but the addition of 3 more games has definitely convinced me to after all (even though I already have Braid). I've been spreading the word on Facebook as well, it really is an incredible deal.
It would be awesome if I could give away the games I already have, is that possible somehow?
While I agree that having all the games be well known and successful kinda defeats the point, the worry would be that you'd lose a lot of the business they generate. Someone in this thread has already said, not buying, don't even know that game. I think the genius comes in the mixing of the twosurg3n said:That Lone Survivor looks pretty neat, will give that a go for sure.
What startles me, is how often these guys can include old games, and ignore every other indi game out there - as if there's only so many indi games, newsflash.... there's fricken thousands of games out there.
What about Spelunky for instance, I'm sure the dev deserves, and would appreciate a little bit of cash - even though the game is free, it's about exposure, and charity, and showing appreciation for people who make great stuff like that for free. I don't need another Braid or Meat Boy, and those developers don't need any more of my bloody money! - I'd rather my money went to encourage new developers and new projects.
Actually, I'd really like to see a Humble Bundle just feature indi games that nobody has heard of, or make it a competition! - have dev's make a Humble game, and the top 5 go into a bundle. Anything would be better than lining the pockets of the same indi devs everytime, devs who already made a fortune through XBL, Steam, and have already featured in bundles.
You could simply give all your money to charity if you didn't want any to go the developers. They need games that are well known enough to bring in sales. If you read this very thread, the vast majority of people are saying how excited they are to be getting these particular games. If the bundle had more obscure titles, such fervor is unlikely.surg3n said:Anything would be better than lining the pockets of the same indi devs everytime, devs who already made a fortune through XBL, Steam, and have already featured in bundles.
I agree with this. It's an awesome bundle of games, there's no question about that, but they really should have included a handful of new lesser known titles. If nothing else, it would offer exposure to the up and comers, and would potentially prime the pump for the next bundle.surg3n said:That Lone Survivor looks pretty neat, will give that a go for sure.
What startles me, is how often these guys can include old games, and ignore every other indi game out there - as if there's only so many indi games, newsflash.... there's fricken thousands of games out there.
What about Spelunky for instance, I'm sure the dev deserves, and would appreciate a little bit of cash - even though the game is free, it's about exposure, and charity, and showing appreciation for people who make great stuff like that for free. I don't need another Braid or Meat Boy, and those developers don't need any more of my bloody money! - I'd rather my money went to encourage new developers and new projects.
Actually, I'd really like to see a Humble Bundle just feature indi games that nobody has heard of, or make it a competition! - have dev's make a Humble game, and the top 5 go into a bundle. Anything would be better than lining the pockets of the same indi devs everytime, devs who already made a fortune through XBL, Steam, and have already featured in bundles.