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FarligOpptreden
Executive Member
I don't have time to cut and paste multiple screenshots right now to get a complete list... I'll only say it's 141 items strong.
cyberbob1979
Expert Member
I'm on 235, far too long to try to get screenshots in 
I'm on 235, far too long to try to get screenshots in
Not that I'm trying to be funny or anything.. but how many of those have you completed? And how many do you plan on completing?
I know there were some awesome packs for like R20 or something ridiculous and you get a bunch of games released by a specific developer,
I got the THQ one for Dark Siders II and 2 others but it included like 12 other titles I never intend to play. lol
More or less I am in a similar position. However, tonight, missus willing, I will endeavour to Snagit into something meaningful and become a proud contributor to this thread
Electric
Honorary Master
I'm on about 37 but I don't randomly buy games unless I specifically plan on playing them.
oldBastard
Expert Member
You okes have too much time.
agentrfr
Executive Member
236 games, 370 DLC
Intend to play all, slowly working my way though. Busy on Farcry 1 and Baldur's Gate 2 EE.
Intend to play all, slowly working my way though. Busy on Farcry 1 and Baldur's Gate 2 EE.
HavocXphere
Honorary Master
A bazzillion.
Have given up on playing them all. Wish Steam had the ability to delete ones that I know I'll never play...I've got a couple of crap ones in there...
Have given up on playing them all. Wish Steam had the ability to delete ones that I know I'll never play...I've got a couple of crap ones in there...
FarligOpptreden
Executive Member
I can thank Humble Bundle and Bundle Stars for most of mine. I used to end up buying a bundle of 7-10 games, just because I'm slightly interested in 1 of them. Thankfully I've repented of my evil (and stupid) money-wasting ways and only buy games I REALLY want to play... But still, that enormous backlog is creating an itch my completionist nature wants to scratch.
Eskomisaloser
Expert Member
My list is puny :erm:
I'm more of a console person
I'm more of a console person
HavocXphere
Honorary Master
Yep...focusing on rather just buying the ones I want regardless of cost...and strangely that works out cheaper than bargain hunting useless crap.
Same. Getting better though...e.g. Recently decided that 1 S.T.A.L.K.E.R game was enough...not going to play the other two (despite owning them).But still, that enormous backlog is creating an itch my completionist nature wants to scratch.
iAmThePope
Senior Member
Roughly about 70 odd games in my account. Ironic thing is when I do buy them I buy them because I really want to play them. But working 16 - 20 hours a day on a start up kinda eats your time xD
cyberbob1979
Expert Member
I agree with you, most of the games on there I have done at least a minute of gaming on (and found out they were crap (but thats what you get for a Humble Bundle sometimes).
Most picks I have on Steam Summer sales or Winter Sales I check carefully that I want.
Also, some games have like 5 episodes so it adds a bit of bloat to the list. And thats not the DLC's even... Which apparently is 177 of them... But yes, my completionist streak is heavy with the games, and only a few worthy ones have been completed. The rest were very much a "meh" effort mostly...
Most picks I have on Steam Summer sales or Winter Sales I check carefully that I want.
Also, some games have like 5 episodes so it adds a bit of bloat to the list. And thats not the DLC's even... Which apparently is 177 of them... But yes, my completionist streak is heavy with the games, and only a few worthy ones have been completed. The rest were very much a "meh" effort mostly...
Hi. Dont want to derail the thread but need some info re Steam. Last time i was really into games I played F1 on a pentium 3 then got married . Anyways my son (10) is taking over the gaming baton and I recently had to create a steam account for a PC game I bought.
Is there a noddy guide to steam ? i know this question sounds ridiculous but i'm really clueless especially when buying online.
The game i was bought at a retail store but i had to be logged in to steam to install. For updates I think . Anyway pertinent questions are what is the safest payment method you guys use to buy from steam ? Credit Card , paypal( another mystery to me ) Also can these games be played without an internet connection because I'm capped and I don't normally top up when run out ( its a house rule thing ) . Basically are they installed locally on your drive or must it be authenticated online first ?
Any info / best practice guide appreciated .Tks.
. Anyways my son (10) is taking over the gaming baton and I recently had to create a steam account for a PC game I bought. Is there a noddy guide to steam ? i know this question sounds ridiculous but i'm really clueless especially when buying online.
The game i was bought at a retail store but i had to be logged in to steam to install. For updates I think . Anyway pertinent questions are what is the safest payment method you guys use to buy from steam ? Credit Card , paypal( another mystery to me ) Also can these games be played without an internet connection because I'm capped and I don't normally top up when run out ( its a house rule thing ) . Basically are they installed locally on your drive or must it be authenticated online first ?
Any info / best practice guide appreciated .Tks.