What if you asked every game company

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Why it worked

The video taps into a common gamer desire for free games and presents a relatable, albeit extreme, experiment. The use of automation tools like Composio and ChatGPT adds an element of novelty and efficiency, making the large-scale outreach seem achievable.

Summary

The creator sent emails to 45,000 game companies asking for free copies of their games. Using Composio and ChatGPT, they automated the process and received 175 free game copies out of the responses.

Structure

1Asking game companies for free copies
2Automating the email process with Composio and ChatGPT
3Analyzing the results: delivered, auto-replies, and actual responses

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We not paying for GTA 6 😭🙏❤️‍🩹 #gaming #gta #unemployed

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Product placement

Minecraft (video game, ACTS - requested for free copy, removing it would change the video) Rockstar Games (video game company, ACTS - requested GTA 6 for free copy, removing it would change the video) Call of Duty (video game, ACTS - requested for free copy, removing it would change the video) Roblox (video game, ACTS - requested for free copy, removing it would change the video) EA Games (video game company, ACTS - requested for free copy, removing it would change the video) Riot Games (video game company, ACTS - requested for free copy, removing it would change the video) Steam Support (platform for video games, ACTS - requested for free copy, removing it would change the video) Epic Games (video game platform/store, ACTS - requested for free copy, removing it would change the video) PlayStation (video game console brand, ACTS - requested for free copy, removing it would change the video) Nintendo (video game company, ACTS - requested for free copy, removing it would change the video) Composio (software, ACTS - used to send emails, removing it would change the video) ChatGPT (AI language model, ACTS - used to send emails, removing it would change the video) Gmail (email service, APPEARS - used by Composio, removing it would not change the video) Outlook (email service, APPEARS - used by Composio, removing it would not change the video)

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follow for a part two

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POV: you asked EVERY video game for a free copy 😭🙏❤️‍🩹 Sent To: Minecraft Can I please get a free copy? To: Rockstar Games give me gta 6 NOW LIL BRO To: Call of Duty Requesting a free copy of your game To: Roblox Can I get a free game? To: EA Games Request for Hi EA Games To: Riot Games Free game copy Huge fan of yours To: Steam Support Can I get a free game? I don't really have much money To: Epic Games Request Hey! To: PlayStation Please To: Nintendo Free Emails 44,863 Auto-Replies 5,937 Left on Delivered 36,742 Responses 2,184 Rejected 1,496 Ghosted 513 Free Copy 175

Transcript

What if you asked every game company in the world for a free game? Well that's exactly what I did. I emailed every single game company in the world and asked them for a free copy. Game prices are getting out of hand. And sometimes all you gotta do is ask. Let's take a look at the results. Out of 45,000 emails, 37,000 got left on delivered. And on top of that, we got 6,000 auto replies. Can we get some real responses please? No, we only got 2100 replies. And no, I didn't take the time to send these emails manually. All I did was connect my ChatGPT to Composio For You, which gives it access to over 1,000 apps, including Gmail and Outlook. And then I just told ChatGPT to send the emails. But there's still hope. Because from those 2100 responses, 1500 said no. And then 500 stopped responding. After 45,000 emails, but only 2,000 responses, we got 175 free copies. Okay, to be fair, a lot of these are free games, but a lot of them are not. And if you want me to go through what games we got, follow for a part two.