I'm assuming you're asking about activations? http://www.sgtools.tk/activation Or you could look at your profile/library >.< Or do you mean your library value?
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No it's a website where you put a list of games and it checks if you have it in your library , imagine you have a list of 60 games and you more than 500 games on library , it autochecks which ones you have and which ones you dont have.
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Did you enter your Steamgifts ID and your Steam ID?
http://www.sgtools.tk/nonactivated/Lemmjng/76561198157110556
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From here, you have to put in both your SteamGifts ID and your Steam Community ID, so that the tool can compare the two accounts. Based on your screenshot, it looks like you are just entering your SteamGifts ID or just your Steam vanity name, but not both. The URL should look something like this:
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No problem! Don't be to mean to Lemmjng, though; I think she's pretty nice. I really don't think we should say that this makes her a 'doofus'. I'm pretty sure that she just made a small and easily-made mistake.
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I believe what he had in mind is that it is no hassle for him to check couple of games, but if the list goes up to like 500+ games that have to be checked, that would take little too long to do that manually indeed. You know, something you would like your computer to do for you so that you can avoid the boring repetitive time consuming task and use that time to do something more productive instead.
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If you are checking to see if a single game is in your library, then it takes seconds. But if you spend some time on the trading forum, you'll see that you might need to compare your library to a list of dozens or hundreds of games. When you you're comparing your library to that many games, those seconds really start to add up. There is a nice little website to automate most of that process, Compare2Steam. Just log in to Steam, copy and paste the list of games being offered for trade, and it will compare that list against your entire library in seconds. It's a huge time-saver if you aren't just looking for one or two specific games to trade.
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Any one could tell me what was the website that would check which games I have in my steam library? I don't remember the website name --'
Thank you !
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