What does YOUR steam library look like ?

Well videogames take a long time to play. But when they're at such a high discount, I can't resist buying them so I end up with more games than time. And without enough time to play the games, some games never even get played at all. This vicious cycle continue, to the point where it becomes impossible to play all of the games I own unless I play videogames for a living... which I don't.

Now's the part where someone says 'Cool story, Bro'

Yeah actually the worse part is here. Although when you have lot of games and you don't have time to play them, you can't even find a game to play when you have time!!

I was going to defend the lack of grid usage, because it allows for categorization and collapsing/expanding, which is fantastic for organizing.

But he's not doing that, so he totally deserves to lose points - either for poor organization, or poor aesthetics.

But (s)he gets +639 for successfully hiding the profile name, so no one from this site can now know how to access the profile. Oh, wait.. Right.

-1

cause
steam display name ≠ your steam login name.
least it shouldnt anyway.

I tried it, but it said 'Your .dll differs from the server' or something like that.

Why? :/

I like this emulator. Zelda and Pokemon in one place.

Yes, it's awful.

+42 for those tags.

"Categorization systems like yours are precisely why the library should have a tagging system. I'd love to be able to tag games as co-op or controller-friendly or strategy or casual or whatever, but more than one tag at a time."

This. Exactly this.
I once started creating tons of categories trying to simulate that, like [SP][Action][RPG] or [SP/CO][Action][Defense] (where SP stands for Single Player and CO for Co-Op, of course), so that I would only need to search for [Action], for example, and all the categories with that tag would pop up.. But then I got terribly bored and ended up with 3/4 of my library into the Games category and 1/4 divided into specific categories with a couple games each. D:

Agreed. I could list something like Borderlands under RPG and FPS, rather than having 50 different categories because of random sub genres.

I gave up on sorting my library because of that.

Yeah, it used to say 666, then I was like aw crap, gotta buy THQ Bundle. =P

Well damn, someone who beat me. LOL

WTF, how can you even enter giveaways if you have nearly all of the games? xD

Seriously who did you have to kill to pay for all that or have a need to even own a lot of good games and never play them? o.O

Crap, now I gotta go buy 727 games. Nobody on Steamgifts are allowed to have more games than me :3

hehehe, i like a lot of my games i just have duke at the top i decided to put it there yesterday because ive been playing it a lot lately... Its actually one of my favorite games now just because of how little i expected out of it

except for stuff in my ignore category: fuck that stuff

Yeah. It sux. But I decided to use Installed view to avoid being annoyed by this. But when I switch back to All Games I have to manually close all those.

And what's with the Kingdom Hearts? I didn't get it :D

lol, i know, it's just a lot simpler to find under that category.