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These are black and white subjects and it in no way effects anyone who chooses to or not to participate in a negative way.A Handbook for Catholic Laity on how to convert clergy back to Allegiance to Pope Benedict XVI: step by step procedures, advice on what and what not to do. And don’t make false claims like it would drive loyal customers away. I enjoyed the little things steam did during events bc it became a game in itself. It’s like me saying “hey there’s a concert tonight but I want to go to the arcade and play my favorite game so I’m going to get the concert canceled to help simplify my life choices.” Now everyone who planned on going to the concert are screwed because other people wanted to go to the arcade which will still be there after the concert is finished. So if you want to play a game then go do so. I think Valve made the right call to stop doing that, because in the long run, that just drives loyal customers away in favor of generating temporary excitement. Like, getting sick of simply being on Steam because there's just so much stuff going on that Steam makes you feel like you're missing out on if you don't do it, that you just wanna say "screw this all" and walk away. Even the most recent one with the clicker minigame, that basically felt like it had nothing to do with the sale at all.īut despite having nothing to do with the sale, it was more time spent dealing with Steam, and thus it had the unfortunate effect of causing "burnout" with regards to doing anything on Steam.
It was like, there was a huge, distracting sideshow aside from the discounts on games. If I had absolutely nothing else to do during that time, I guess that would be fun.īut ironically, that actually took time away from playing the games I wanted to play. Had to make sure I voted every 8 hours, had to schedule my sleep around that, had to cram in howevermany rounds of the Discovery Queue, traded left and right for things, and so on. On the other hand, if you weren't there for.what I might call the "Steam sale experience", but instead just wanted to pick up some specific games for cheap and then get out, then.Steam sales got better.Ĭonsider this: I used to spend an entire day thinking about Steam sales events just to not miss the votes/prizes/other stuff in the event. In that sense, yes, Steam sales have gotten more boring, as they stopped doing so many crazy things and settled on some stable ideas. I get the feeling that some people basically expected Steam sales to be something like a carnival or a town fair - fun things around every corner, prizes to win, and just generally eliciting that "little kid's sense of wonder". Those sales were special, just every year you were really excited when the next sale will be, but now it's just like meh it's just another sale. Really thought this sale would be special like the previous ones we had such as when the gems were introduced for the first time and you could use it to win a auction for a game, the sale when you could choose a team and that other sale when everyone's profile was Christmas themed.
Originally posted by KingFighterX:Seems like they ran of ideas to me.
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