I can only answer the last question. No, the "Not interested" button doesn't affect the game's rank on Greenlight. It will simply no longer show up in your queue.
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Ok, so first question:
I just won Day Of Defeat from gameminer and I was wondering if it's something I might actually enjoy. Keep in mind, I'm not a real fan of FPS games unless there's something about them that makes them stand out from the crowd, like Bulletstorm with it's nut-shot rewards, F.E.A.R. with the whole thing of being able to get me REALLY feeling the creepy-tension, that sort of thing...that and the fact that I've never actually played an online-only/MP-only FPS before and I'm kinda nervous about being a total newbie to the scene...any advice? Should I just find someone to give it to?
Second question:
I found out about 15 minutes ago that I got booted from a Steam Group that seems to still be going strong, they don't have any membership requirements that they mentioned or anything so I have no idea what I did wrong, if anything, should I cry? Or just forget them and move on?
Last question:
I'm too bloody lazy to go hunting for the answer myself so I was wondering if anyone here knows if a "no thanks/not interested" vote on Greenlight is actually counted against a game? Should I start actually voting no on games that don't interest me or should I just keep leaving them alone?
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