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As a F2P game, you do not get any cards just for adding it to your Library, you must spend 9$ per drop. Playtime prior to earning drops is irrelevant.
If you want to look at your Tera Badges page:
http://steamcommunity.com/my/gamecards/323370/
If you want to see all the STC related stuff
http://www.steamcardexchange.net/index.php?gamepage-appid-323370
If Tera wasn't a F2P game, you would be able to get 4 cards through playing, not 3 (You get half the set rounded up)
Who's watching this in DECEMBER?
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I think we just figured out how he got the cards. A while ago, his mom played the game and she had spent money on it. Time passes, he downloads the game on Steam and accidentally logs into his mom's account. Steam saw that transactions were made and that account had spent money, so they gave him the cards
Thats the only logical conclusion we could come to