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Kid Kidding

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Wow, close call ... just in time for Christmas...

79% on Steam: Santa Rockstar on Steam
 
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ココ奈⁉

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Wow! Threatening with the keydrops, are we? ;)
Well the second account still misses:
Disciples II: Rise of the Elves, Star Wolves, Zombie Shooter, Explodemon and Hexcell Plus.
So before you feed the keys to the elves/wolves/zombies I would be much obliged!
Hmm.. I appreciate your honesty that you are asking games for your secondary account. But at the same time I also must consider for others who gets more than 2 games only after a 3 hour cooldown so as to not play any favoritism. So what I will do is if there are no asking for any games 24 hours from this post I will let you choose 2 games from the list of still available. After which I will do a request style on keydrops and if after 3 hours the piranhas haven't gone through everything and there are still available that you would like I will let you pick more. Else they will just go into direct drops thereafter. ;)
 

Kid Kidding

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Hmm.. I appreciate your honesty that you are asking games for your secondary account. But at the same time I also must consider for others who gets more than 2 games only after a 3 hour cooldown so as to not play any favoritism. So what I will do is if there are no asking for any games 24 hours from this post I will let you choose 2 games from the list of still available. After which I will do a request style on keydrops and if after 3 hours the piranhas haven't gone through everything and there are still available that you would like I will let you pick more. Else they will just go into direct drops thereafter. ;)
Thanks, but do this ⏫ please!
Btw maybe a posting of what games are still available is more clear after the many posts between your initial post and the last post.
 

MadLibrarian

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Wow! Threatening with the keydrops, are we? ;)
Well the second account still misses:
Disciples II: Rise of the Elves, Star Wolves, Zombie Shooter, Explodemon and Hexcell Plus.
So before you feed the keys to the elves/wolves/zombies I would be much obliged!
I hope you don't mind if I ask why you need games with no trading cards on your second account. Are you trying to level it up or something?
 

Kid Kidding

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I hope you don't mind if I ask why you need games with no trading cards on your second account. Are you trying to level it up or something?
Yes!! I want to use it to participate in giveaways, so my main account stays clean (I hope!). And some giveaways demand a higher level.
And now some sites demand that you keep their games on the wishlists forever! Ehrm, what??? 🙃
Btw ask away, I am still learning this stuff. :) Maybe you or other people have some tips for me.
 

TrueSeeker

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Maybe you or other people have some tips for me.

I've been dedicated to hunting game giveaways since late 2015 and the only ones I've ever seen that would give reasons for such an account, are the giveaways for the most disgusting garbage. The only giveaways that have any Steam account level requirements and/or require you to litter your wish list, etc. are the likes of giveaway.su, key-hub.eu, Gamehag - which give away crap so vile it brings shame to anyone who lets it into their accounts.
My advice is: stop immediately, you're wasting keys for good games, only to build a forsaken landfill of disgrace you'll never even look at.
 

Kid Kidding

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I've been dedicated to hunting game giveaways since late 2015 and the only ones I've ever seen that would give reasons for such an account, are the giveaways for the most disgusting garbage. The only giveaways that have any Steam account level requirements and/or require you to litter your wish list, etc. are the likes of giveaway.su, key-hub.eu, Gamehag - which give away crap so vile it brings shame to anyone who lets it into their accounts.
My advice is: stop immediately, you're wasting keys for good games, only to build a forsaken landfill of disgrace you'll never even look at.
Thanks TrueSeeker! (y)
If or when I come to the same conclusion as you I can always give the second account to someone else.
Could even be a ninja! 🥷
 

Zoliv

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I've been dedicated to hunting game giveaways since late 2015 and the only ones I've ever seen that would give reasons for such an account, are the giveaways for the most disgusting garbage. The only giveaways that have any Steam account level requirements and/or require you to litter your wish list, etc. are the likes of giveaway.su, key-hub.eu, Gamehag - which give away crap so vile it brings shame to anyone who lets it into their accounts.
My advice is: stop immediately, you're wasting keys for good games, only to build a forsaken landfill of disgrace you'll never even look at.
There's been good games on KeyHub, but right now, there is a really small game that requires a level 30 on Steam. I don't know how they decide to do something that odd.
 

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I have only one account and I'm realizing is starting to be dirtied but all the crap I'm getting :ROFLMAO: I was thinking to hide from my list all those games I will never play but it require some time to clean, I don't have the wish atm :ROFLMAO: the only good thing I can +1 in library
But you can remove any game from your Steam account at any time. I even created a "candidates for deletion" category in my library so I wouldn't look later (Time Ramesside etc). But in general, I only get unknown games on indigala, and there are many things that may look strange, but in fact turn out to be a great game, or just classics of the genre. Mostly problems with abandoned early access games. if I can get a key somewhere, but I never plan to play it, then I just don't activate it. Gifts, giveaways, why not?
 

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But you can remove any game from your Steam account at any time. I even created a "candidates for deletion" category in my library so I wouldn't look later (Time Ramesside etc). But in general, I only get unknown games on indigala, and there are many things that may look strange, but in fact turn out to be a great game, or just classics of the genre. Mostly problems with abandoned early access games. if I can get a key somewhere, but I never plan to play it, then I just don't activate it. Gifts, giveaways, why not?
Completely remove any game? How do you? I checked on account details and not all games have the option to remove the licence, maybe you can ask to Steam support to remove them, but too much work when you have many games. Another less drastic option possible is hiding the game from the library.
 

TrueSeeker

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You don't need human support for that; it's a self-service procedure.
You can only do it in the Steam launcher - select a game in your library, click Support and then "I want to permanently remove this game from my account".
The game will be removed from your library and the license entry will disappear from the licenses log. The game/license will NOT however, be removed from your account. Once registered to an account - a license is bound to it forever. Even if you "permanently" remove a game with the above procedure, you can recover it (self-service). Even if you "overwrite" a previously "removed" license with a different one, you'll be able to check that it is still present - together with the new one.
 

BurningPixels

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You don't need human support for that; it's a self-service procedure.
You can only do it in the Steam launcher - select a game in your library, click Support and then "I want to permanently remove this game from my account".
The game will be removed from your library and the license entry will disappear from the licenses log. The game/license will NOT however, be removed from your account. Once registered to an account - a license is bound to it forever. Even if you "permanently" remove a game with the above procedure, you can recover it (self-service). Even if you "overwrite" a previously "removed" license with a different one, you'll be able to check that it is still present - together with the new one.
Cool, I took a while to find this option because I though it was shown doing right click on game you wanted to remove, instead the option was selecting the game with left click and then click support button on the right side of window. Thank you!
 
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