Better Programmers For Steam Store
I don't use Ubιshιt or EpicShιtGames and I remain loyal to Steam, but their store page always fail in one thing or another. Example:
https://i.postimg.cc/BJp9NJ2h/93-BFE9-AD-4665-4313-903-F-2-E76537-D5-B7-E.png

The fact is, there are a lot of rubbish games and many of us ignore them, but they still show up. I've been complaining about this for a long time. Maybe years. I guess Gabe Newell doesn't care about his own property anymore? I mean, if you love your product, you do your absolute best to make it look good--removing all the bugs and oversights, like the Japanese who are known for their commitment to quality.
Last edited by Vasitheas; 9 hours ago
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During sales events the store page isn't personalised. Launcher loyalty is nonsense, btw.

That said, looking at what is ignored, that's not rubbish games. :conwayshrug:
I want to ask a couple of dumb questions, just for clarification:

1) Are the games shown in that screenshot ones you had already ignored and are showing up anyway? Or did you see them and then hit ignore and they're still there?

2) How many games do you have ignored, roughly?
Whatever games you have ignored has NO impact on the games that populate the store "carousels".

Its like you go shopping, you can ignore and not buy whatever games but they arent going to remove end cap displays of things you dont like.

Should it work that way? I could see the argument against that based purely upon the server load required to personalize the store for 10s of millions of accounts, since ignored games are server side.
Last edited by AmsterdamHeavy; 9 hours ago
Honestly the bigger problem with this sale is they keep coming up with the ugliest worst artists they can possibly find. The programmers look like old id Software compared to the horrible artists

Originally posted by AmsterdamHeavy:
Whatever games you have ignored has NO impact on the games that populate the store "carousels".

Its like you go shopping, you can ignore and not buy whatever games but they arent going to remove end cap displays of things you dont like.

Should it work that way? I could see the argument against that based purely upon the server load required to personalize the store for 10s of millions of accounts, since ignored games are server side.
In my experience for previous sales events this is not the case and the games that populate the sales events are picked from things you have not ignored. Up to allowing the formatting to get goofy if you have ignored all eligible games. I have not tested anything like that in this sale though.

I do not understand why people do real world analogies for virtual stores. They are almost always leading to wrong conclusions off wrong reasoning.
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