I think most people just use Discord for that.
On Steam, to avoid bots and random trolls, groups with active chats are generally a bit more specific and use private chat rooms. A review group I'm an admin in has a separate chat room for the group's many reviewers, for example.
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for that kinda thing, discord and reddit are better, discord fulfills the community, conversations stuff like that
and reddit is where you: ask questions, share interesting stuff, and respond to other people's interesting posts
if you want a community with active chats go DISCORD
if you want to browse for interesting conversations do REDDIT
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When i joined steam, i still was a kid evolving into an edgy teenager and obviously i was broke asl and didn't have money to buy games and asking my parents for money to buy them was outta question. But as i grew up, i started paying attention to the steam communities, market, discussions and all that stuff but i couldn't seem to get my way around steam groups because all that where "within my reach" (the ones from people i had added as friends) were inactive, or had 3 people or were made to trade CSGO items.
From time to time i joined some groups because of they had a funny name or just to have some funny group to display on my profile, but i never really thought of them as a "group" of people until i joined one called "literate gamers" which is kinda ironic but is dead apart from the fact that from time to time someone sends a message.
That got me thinking, how many groups with active people are? I really like the idea of chatting with some random people, it reminds me of MSN messenger in a way, plus my friends aren't into games stuff that much and i don't really talk with people about the topic, so i thought it would be nice to have people to do it from time to time. If you know any, it would be nice to know !!
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