Posted July 11, 2011


The non-game tickets were watching a trailer, playing a demo, linking your Facebook and Youtube profiles, leaving comments on friends' screenshots and profiles, reviewing a game, and I forget what else.
The game tickets were obtained by completing certain objectives on certain games. Said games were usually on sale (or free, in the case of TF2 and Spiral Knights.) In some cases these objectives were pretty easy (do X thing in a certain level.) In others... not so much (Wonderful End of the World had you delete your profile and finish the game in one sitting.)
Some people bought the games on sale to get the tickets... which is kinda silly since some of those games weren't very good, or had been on sale numerous times in the past in the indie packs.
Hey, and thanks for the answer.