in the end its just some kid having fun on your lawn mostly... why not, they are kids... but those with hurt intent and potetial... I talk with them, involve them... seems to work

why dont I get them? ... must be doing something wrong =(
(edit) sorry but thats honesty, I like trolls =(

Originally posted by Mindwedge:

Not really shy - just careful. Sometimes voicing an opinion gets you downvotes. Downvoting was a bad idea that invites troll activity.

thats ok but what it comes down to in the end is if you know what you are doing.
(edit) tired but one shot: just keep it real, if they troll it to hard, moderate... try to educate at least with fun ;)

Originally posted by Sapphire Night:

I have yet to actually, I saw news about it but just kind of forgot to actually read it.

common mistake even with toasters manuals... heheh just kidding

and reading handooks helps, did you read valves?

Learning by doing, you learn by taking notice of a problem and then working on it, so I think you are on the best way to become a pro at whatever you want to allready by seeing the need of improvement - sounds simple but gets harder the older you get ;)
(edit) and sorry yes that is a very very common problem the soft skills we call them ...

all of this assumption stuff ... I gotta get away from that... heree is what Alden said:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/workshop/news/?appid=765

you have to make mistakes in order to learn...

(If you have done any stupid mistakes you'd wish to share so others can watch you learn... here is the place and I'll start...

I worked with new Indies... =D
They wanted me to do some art and I told them that their concept of the assets and format won't work and wasn't clear... my mistake: I did it anyway ... project failed (not Because of artwork issues but because there was no detailed nor rudementary tests done on the coding front either... so the whole (undefined) plan didn't work out... this happend three times to me, twice in two very big company too, so I think this might be a issue for others too...

Solved by: Communication and escalading projects that you fear something is going wrong... stop working on it, hunt down the source issue asap and work on that first, don't work in the dark too long! If you feel something is going wrong, talk about it, make sure that others are aware, if nothing changes and the issue remains stop working untill someone asks, if noone cares then work on something else!

give him a beer and some flesh to keep him occupied... I'll try to tidy up the rooms .... =)

Does steam allow us to use their logo graphic on our own websites? - That usage is fine. We will be posting official Steam Greenlight logos and buttons in the near future for use in exactly this kind of case. If you have a game that is already accepted for sale on Steam, contact your release manager and they can set you up with official Steam logos. - Alden