REMOVE THE GAMES YOU DONT PLAY. NOW!!!I finally cleaned house and i feel liberated in a way only a guy feels after getting a divorce from the woman that was never meant to be. Only a handful games in my backlog now. I can finally breathe again.
Just put them in the hidden category, every game on the Steam store is technically yours already.
>>729017502Removing purges them from your library, though. The thought of clicking on Hidden and still seeing the shit i never touch irks me.
>>729017870You just move them to the support page where you can get them back, it's the same thing as hidden category. You can't remove them.
>>729017171I did this a while back and it does feel good>>729018096Nobody does that. You won't even remember the names of the games you removed.
post it
I don't keep games I don't currently play installed. Simply uninstall if I know I'm done with the game for the time being.
>>729017171like remove them from my harddrive or from my steam library? cause i uninstall games i don't play already
i used to keep my library perma installed since it's a 4tb hdd only for games so it doesn't really matter, however a lot of games are only worth trying once, and most lose my interest immediately, and some are really fucking huge for no reason.now i feel like if i can keep as few games installed as possible then that's a pretty good chunk of storage capacity no longer going to waste on slop i'm not interested in.
>>729018096I just explained to you why the visual component plays a huge role here. our kindergarten argument of "DUDE JUST HIDE THEM XD" its as retarded as you.
>>729019536>I don't keep games I don't currently play installed.We are talking Steam library here, sweetie. Please come back when you ready to play like a big boy, ok?
>>729020892You do you, I don't care what you do man.
>>729017171but what if...
