Is there a program that automatically picks and plays the least played 32 random games?

...Farm cards.... Sell cards..... Profit! (Ehm, profit... Few Euros...)

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By the power of two, I compel you to repent for your sins and convert back to the holy numbers!

It is to crash your own computer every time you try to load the wishlist to prevent yourself from spending money on games

+1 xD

What is the point of having a wishlist on Steam with 96348 things on it?

I think they actually meant to add this to their wishlist, but got confused on the details. 🤔

Dang! I felt bad for my 3k, now im feeling normal

Because sometimes you forgot the names of the games you really want and the wishlist is perfect just for that purpose.

because there sad and have no life - if they don't want to play games then don't bother if i was them

Not out of the box at least. And if there is a plugin like this - I'm unaware about it.

but i also can't see why

To fake the game time in more games, and easier, as the way he use now.
https://www.steamgifts.com/go/comment/tkk3TIA

Steam counts playtime separately for each game, and can run up to 32 games simultaneously (with some hacks even 33 IIRC). So, 336 * 32 is the maximum.

Ironic, this is from a guide he wrote

How to make the trust factor green?

1. Do not use cheats.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2538826293

Wheres the gain?

He will have the biggest numbers of all :-D

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I recommend setting level 1 on your giveaways if you're worried about this sort of user. This would stop leaches like this guy more efficiently, who haven't even given away a single game.

This ^^ exactly
Welcome in whitelist
Thats why i will never create no level GA or even lvl 1

Wigglenose, sadly people who wants to play games just go ahead and buy them and don't seek sites where they can leech. No matter how people try to cry steamgifts is charity, it is mainly meeting of leechers, idlers, multiaccounters and resellers. 95% of users don't even look on names of games they are entering, maybe because of autojoin scripts, maybe because they don't even care.
I barely do any public giveaway because of such people and if I do, it goes to level 5 and higher. I tried out to giveaway games in groups that requires playing, even when it sounds funny setting a rule to "play a game", when someone enter for it for some reason. The most sad is instead of people enjoying their wins I found people who cheat playing, don't even care of saying thank you (yeah, it is a win, but they still got for free something for other pays) and one of my unbundled giveaways in such groups was maybe resold, cause winner had game hidden.
Over year ago I started whitelist my old winners that really played games from me and people randomly met on forums and groups, on which accounts I am 100% sure they really played win for joy. After year I found 30 such people (with 2 exceptations). So if I want game played, I don't do a giveaway for.

I also blacklisted him.

If people are ready to cheat achievements and playtime they are ready to cheat anything anywhere and their achievements and playtime are also worthless.

This is why it is best to join some groups and see which ones do you like and do GAs for these groups. Or if I want to do public ones I think level 3+ works best for me.

Just checked and he has 348 games while he also has 2538 perfected games? 9,530.0 hours past 2 weeks and the list goes on. This is not even leech, this is something different. I don't understand people like these. He has a reason for everyone to blacklist him.

Just a friendly reminder that personal attacks and hate speech are forbidden on steamgifts (unlike winning games and not playing them). You can get suspended for this.

Don't undervalue your time.

You know how some people grow extremely long nails? Like, longest nails of them all? It's inconvenient, it makes no sense, but they just do it. Well, this person does more or less the same - trying to maximize all numbers they can on their steam account: number of perfect games, number of wishlisted games, playtimes in last two weeks, etc. They also want all their games to have maximized playtime too, but steam only allows up to 32 games running simultaneously, and they are too lazy to rotate games manually, so they want automated way to do it. It's inconvenient, it makes no sense, but like people with longest nails - they just do it.

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I think he's trying to make his steam account look more legit for CS:GO. If I'm not mistaken if your account isn't just playing csgo you get matched with people that are less likely to be cheating.

I'm not OP, but my explanation of the phenomena is above, if you want it.

frankly, even though you should "never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity." I'd still say it's for scamming.

like, most people when they get an invite on steam, they'd check the profile. when they see a low lvl, little to no games, hardly any playtime etc they quickly jump to conclusion it's a scambot so they just block and ignore but when they see a lot of playtime in multitude of games, achievements, lost of friends, positive comments and such on they profile they might be more likely to believe they're dealing with a real person. and since this account seems to focus on csgo badge, guides, reviews and as someone pointed out above this person is likely doing that thing on several accounts I'm inclined to believe it's all to scam people. either directly or by selling "legit" looking accounts to "real" scammers
although, you know, "never attribute to malice..."

i can understand if you use sam (steam achievment manager) for achievments that got broken from 3rd party extensions, if your achievments are bugged (ultimate chicken horse, you could get the win 20 sudden death achievment without playing sudden death once or resident evil 5 ... i don't know how but played coop with a friend and he got the story achievment, but i did not) or to remove achievments to replay a game. i've idled games when i started with steam and humble free games when i was still in school. card drops, ig items and booster packs helped me to offset game cost if i wanted anything. but just game idling ... well i don't understand it either

Well for example there are games people get for free from various sites (NOT Steamgifts) and those games are usually very shady: there were and probably there are still undiscovered cases of random shovelware """games""" having crypto miners or even malware in their files. Valve claims they get rid of all these games but can you really trust them when it only takes 100 dollars (not a lot of money considering most monthly wages plus savings) to upload your very own game made with free Unity assets and a surprise malicious file? I'd rather not risk actually installing and playing any of those games, thanks.

Besides, why do you care if someone uses a program to unlock achievements and increase their playtime? It doesn't affect you in any way.

+1 , good app