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Valve tried coupons a couple times with the Token system for a $5 coupon off a $30 purchase. Each time people exploited the crap out of it and Valve never brought it back when they switched to the points system. Tokens also expired.
If Valve wants to try this again, they'll definitely have plenty of restrictions in place and will cost tens of thousands of points for a coupon.
Valve covered the cost of the coupons for the purchases. Devs still got paid real $ by Valve. I don't know why people still think Valve didn't cover the cost of the coupons.
Outdated?
There are regular sales with discounts, so there really is zero reason to give points a monetary value.
Free money would be great, wouldn't it? Shame that we have to do this thing called work which is required to have a society as a whole, and we get compensated for it with money.
Capitalist Amaterasu Hours