Is anyone else not tipping the Humble team anymore? Are you just splitting payment between devs and charities?
The Humble Indie Bundle #4 (pay what you want and help charity)
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#22Why did they drop EFF from the charities? :(
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#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
I agree. I used to get really excited about the humble bundle. They had a few noteworthy games per bundle (All the games they have are good, but some are less known than others). Now that it's a monthly affair I get the initial perception that the bundles have less noteworthy games and that I'm getting tired of so many of them. After a bit of thought I realize I /am/ paying just a few bucks for a lot of games and hel…
Humble bundles are now back to back. Indie Royal is every 2 weeks, and 2-3 other copy-cat bundles come out pretty often too. Also, I don't know how often steam sales happen, but every time I go online there is one going on (~50-90% off kind of sales).
That said, if this turns into a never ending string, the amount I contribute towards each bundle would likely drop since frequency would be going up.
Probably something for the Humble folks to investigate - which performs better - more frequent small bundles or less frequent larger bundles.
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#24A good friend of mine wrote Jamestown- kick ass game, and way to go!
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#26I just bought this one but wasn't there another bundle just last week? I wonder if too many too soon will lead to bundle fatigue
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#27I just bought this one but wasn't there another bundle just last week? I wonder if too many too soon will lead to bundle fatigue
I agree. I used to get really excited about the humble bundle. They had a few noteworthy games per bundle (All the games they have are good, but some are less known than others). Now that it's a monthly affair I get the initial perception that the bundles have less noteworthy games and that I'm getting tired of so many of them. After a bit of thought I realize I /am/ paying just a few bucks for a lot of games and hel…
Jamestown is a completely awesome arcade-style danmaku shooter inspired by CAVE games and Touhou -- but unlike some recent poor attempts to emulate these styles (e.g. Deathsmiles), it adds loads of creativity of its own, like its so-absurd-it's-hilarious storyline and setting. It was worth every cent on launch, and now you can get it for way less with a half dozen other games included.
This might be the best Humble Bundle yet just because of these two.
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#28I just bought this one but wasn't there another bundle just last week? I wonder if too many too soon will lead to bundle fatigue
I agree. I used to get really excited about the humble bundle. They had a few noteworthy games per bundle (All the games they have are good, but some are less known than others). Now that it's a monthly affair I get the initial perception that the bundles have less noteworthy games and that I'm getting tired of so many of them. After a bit of thought I realize I /am/ paying just a few bucks for a lot of games and hel…
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#29If you've never played it, Cave Story is one of the best platformers ever, and you must play it if you are a gamer in any sense. The original is available for free (though you might have to English-patch it), but I gather CS+ is a pretty good port.
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
I agree. I used to get really excited about the humble bundle. They had a few noteworthy games per bundle (All the games they have are good, but some are less known than others). Now that it's a monthly affair I get the initial perception that the bundles have less noteworthy games and that I'm getting tired of so many of them. After a bit of thought I realize I /am/ paying just a few bucks for a lot of games and hel…
Humble bundles are now back to back. Indie Royal is every 2 weeks, and 2-3 other copy-cat bundles come out pretty often too. Also, I don't know how often steam sales happen, but every time I go online there is one going on (~50-90% off kind of sales).