2022 December
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Even Steam has year-end stats now!
I set my profile page to public: https://s.team/y22/fvtmfrh
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2019 May
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For the daily tasks, can I play the same one for each task for each of the 4 days?
2018 December
2017 September
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Posted on r/Steam: Is there any API or Service that lets me see my Steam play history?
Like, what games did I play on which dates, etc.
Logically since Steam logs my total hours played, it should be possible to track it on a daily basis based on the delta to the running total. IDK if there's a way to get the historical data though
2016 May
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Please note that Witcher three-pack on Steam is 63% off, ending up cheaper than getting just Witcher 3
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The Witcher Trilogy pack is cheaper at -63% (at least in my region), FYI
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Obviously this practice is deplorable. But just curious, where do we draw the line on asset flips. If someone takes these "starter kits" and reuses the assets but puts in some amount of work: maybe new story or mechanics, but basically still reusing the art and other assets, would that be acceptable?
2016 March
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Fallout 4 still too expensive. The sale price is actually still more expensive than the price for a PS4 copy hereabouts
2015 October
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Posted on r/Steam: Steam Cloud Saves question
I have been playing Shadownrun Dragonfall DC on a laptop I borrowed, with Steam cloud synchronization enabled. But now I have to give back the laptop and haven't finished it yet. If I uninstall Steam from this laptop (and all the games of course) then go back to my desktop which doesn't have have Shadowrun Dragonfall DC installed yet and install it there, will it get the saves I had from the laptop?
Thanks!
2015 July
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Posted on r/Steam: I'm from Asia and will be travelling to Europe for work for a few months. Will I have any problem with Steam?
I assume I will be able to play my Steam games. Will I have any trouble with purchases or using the same credit card I've always used at home?
2015 June
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Posted on r/Steam: Is there any way to filter my Steam library to see which games would be playable on a Mac?
I'm considering getting a Macbook Pro, and want to see what games would be available on it.
2014 July
2013 December
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There are a bunch of free to play MMOs. Off the top of my head: Neverwinter, DCUO, War Thunder, Marvel Heroes, etc (I'm not vouching for which ones are good)
Here's a listing of free-to-play games, there's a lot: http://store.steampowered.com/genre/Free%20to%20Play/
2013 July
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It's always been worth it.
2013 May
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💬 Reply to 'I haven't seen this before. Is Steam giving discounts based on games you've already brought?' on /r/Steam:
They gave me a TW Shogun 2 coupon, it's a game I already have (and the only one of the series I've played) =/
2012 December
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💬 Reply to 'Anyone feel like they never have enough time to play the games they buy during the sales?' on /r/Steam:
Don't worry about it, this is what happens to 90% of steam-using redditors after the steam sales. The other 10% already own all the steam games.
2012 July
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Why do all these phishing attempts come with bad English? That last sentence sounded Yoda-like though.
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Updating it would probably break too many foreign key constraints
2012 May
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Aren't these usually in July?
Man, I hope DX:HR and/or the Witcher 2 get good price drops :D