I have some hard earned money in Steam wallet and Steam doesn't allow me to buy stuff. When I try to buy something the only active button is "add funds to wallet". What?
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The Valve and Steam Platform Discussion Thread
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Best option is to gift stuff to me.
There was some crazy shit happening in Ru-Steam zone.
The market removed commas from prices and they transformed for example from 3,50 RUR to 350 RUR
Alrey fixed tho. Now I can get back to speculations :1up:
Astral Rag
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Why is it not possible to hide certain genres/ tags? I'm a fairly balanced 30 something European male, I really don't feel the need to see anime, rpgmaker and other filth every fucking time I open Steam.
What kind of degenerate buys this garbage: http://store.steampowered.com/tag/en/Anime/#p=0&tab=NewReleases
What kind of degenerate buys this garbage: http://store.steampowered.com/tag/en/Anime/#p=0&tab=NewReleases
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INB4 lots of Codexers being tagged in a reply post.
Riskbreaker
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Speaking of those most basic functions that are still missing from the Steam client, what's the deal with not being able to choose which sites, if any, will be allowed to peddle their articles through various news feeds? I mean, look at this shite:
THERE IS NO ESCAPE
THERE IS NO ESCAPE
pippin
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They wanted to make it appear as some sort of news aggregator, but in reality it's just RPS and PCGamer.
Astral Rag
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Why wouldn't they?No shareholders to bother them for quarterly reports.Or you want another "leap" in gaming that was HL or the masterpiece Portal.Everything good that came from Valve is others work,more CS and DOTA less Portal and HL
racofer
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Hats, man. Haven't you heard?
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He's right. Hats for TF2, bling for DOTA and weapons for CS:GO.
It's ridiculous. TF2 is into its ninth year and yet people are tossing hundreds of dollars into key/crate binges for crap that's barely worth a buck on the Steam market, let alone in real life. DOTA now has custom voice sets from [Insert favourite pop culture source here] and over in CS:GO people are throwing money at digital knives that can't even cut through digital butter.
All those digital commodities are worth jack shit, you know. At the best you can exchange them for Steam funds which nets you a few more games...which drop sharply in value within a year of their release.
I'm grateful I dropped out of TF2 when I did, at least I made a small "profit" of Gabenbucks that I could use to get a few other games. Any game that has microtransactions is a no-no for me, and should be for any sensible person.
Actual hats for TF2 I would speculate it's negligible compared cs keys and skins looking at the market on steam.
Hoaxmetal
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Gordon Freeman doesn't wear hats.
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Alyx Vance pin-ups.
Better yet, Alyx Vance in your VR set. Freeman himself for the ladies, headcrabs for the furry crowd (not pin-ups, just actually make them headcrab zombies).
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A sensible person will ignore the presence of microtransactions that don't affect gameplay. You can play TF2 and have as much fun as anyone without spending any money.
So I got Steam Link and 2 Steam controllers today and tested them out and it's a cool concept that seems a bit flawed. It's nice to play console ports without owning a console because it feels more monocle, but it's got some hiccups. It also seems like there aren't a lot of games that are set up for the controllers.
Anyone have any experience with this?
Help me, Codex, you're my only hope.
Anyone have any experience with this?
Help me, Codex, you're my only hope.
DramaticPopcorn
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You are beyond salvation.
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You can't use it like normal controller and setup other games (via main menu in the game, or separate software like Xpadder) to work with it?
Only dedicated games? if that's so - it's ridiculous. Why create something that work with few things when it could work with more things?
Man, why there is so many close minded (with narrow horizon of sight) drones in IT?
Only dedicated games?
if that's so - it's ridiculous. Why create something that work with few things when it could work with more things?Man, why there is so many close minded (with narrow horizon of sight) drones in IT?
DramaticPopcorn
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that shit was obvious from day -1.
There's no life for gaming on proprietary OS these days.
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