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Y'know, like the console built into the steam client.
Valve don't care about cheevos.
Try PlayStation.
Steam is my love
Steam's own console commands can unlock them.
achievements are very simple. program sends notice to steam server that account X has met the requirements for achievement B. I can give you a save file for a game and guess what happens, all the achievements that save has unlocked get unlocked on your account when you load the save file.
changes to visual or sound is the only thing I would expect from steam, and that is most likely going to be a very very very very low priority (most of us may be worm food before someone at valve starts working on it)
xp for achievements is just free leveling and give the crap achievement spam games developers more incentive to put their copy/paste asset flip games on steam.
if you want rewards for achievements, talk to the game developers about it. they have the ability to reward you if they want
We have already a lot of garbage just to unlock free achievements for "fake hunters", dont give bad devs a new way to pick more money.
But being able to delete stuff from inventory should come first.
But if valve doesn't care about game achievements, then why do they spend all their time making these elaborate systems for it?
There really isn't an elaborate system, they made it years ago and haven't really touched it since. The whole cheating of achievements doesn't hurt anyone else, and for those who like it its fine.
I'm confused why people keep expecting to be rewarded for playing a game. The reward is the game, if you aren't enjoying playing a game and need a reward for playing it then you need to find a new hobby.
If they don't care, then why are they using tools to unlock them? It goes against basic logic to put effort into something you don't care about.
Personally, I don't. HOWEVER, if Steam would do something like "get $1 for each game with 100% achievements" -- guess how many of my games would suddenly reach the 100%-achievements mark?
I don't think it does. I think you're setting yourself up for disappointment by hinging your enjoyment on something on how everyone else values it and whether they treat it the way you want.
Achievements aren't important in the sense if I cheat an achievement, it has no impact on you. They aren't valuable objectively, only subjectively, which is fine. But you might not be owed a system that caters to your perception of achievements. Did you cheat your achievements? No? Then that's all that matters. Achievements are so not important we all believe you 100% if you say you didn't cheat to get any of your achievements. I haven't either.