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Back then, if you bought a "4-pack", you'd get one copy for yourself, and 3 inventory items. If you already owned that game, you couldn't buy the 4-pack for yourself, you could only buy it as a gift (but that was confusing for people who didn't understand the system).
"n-packs" are not bundles, though. Bundles are several different items combined into one purchase; if you already own something you can still buy the bundle -- the duplicate item(s) will just get lost. Again, that's nothing new -- bundles NEVER gave you a gift for duplicate items.
At some point they introduced a new type of bundle, where instead of duplicates just getting lost, the bundle would instead get a lower price. For technical reasons, this kind of bundle can't be gifted (because the shop system doesn't learn about the recipient until late in the process, so it can't know the price).
I can't buy a BUNDLE, since I own a game in it. I literally said that. "and upon hitting okay it then told me I already owned a game in my cart and thus could not purchase for myself until I deleted the item. Only thing in my cart was the bundle."