Yeah I've only even touched probably 1/3 of my steam library

@KonataWagner @LukeAlmighty @BlinkRape

looks at Steam library

Um, heh, me too. Yeahhhhh.

@KonataWagner @LukeAlmighty @BlinkRape

I think I'm only around 100. But even then, there's a lot of garbage that I'll never touch

@KonataWagner @Codeki @LukeAlmighty @BlinkRape Be not tempted by steam sales of stuff that looks a lot like things you enjoy at first glance that will never be played in favor of those things you actually like.

@RupertvonRipp @KonataWagner @LukeAlmighty @BlinkRape Most of mine are from humble bundles where I wanted one game out of the bundle.

Ten bucks for ten games and there’s only one I wanted and it’s normally 20 bucks? Okay, I can live with that.

@Codeki @KonataWagner @LukeAlmighty @BlinkRape Never understood how those even pan out for the IP owner. You get a penny and permanently lose the ability to make a dollar? Maybe a good deal for the games that'll never ever sell another copy but the ones that tease the pack? Hmmm

@RupertvonRipp @KonataWagner @LukeAlmighty @BlinkRape Tax benefits. They are technically donating keys to charity, which means that they get to write off the full price of the game.

@Codeki @KonataWagner @LukeAlmighty @BlinkRape Ohhhh. That makes way more sense in an art scam sort of way. "Yeah this thing is totally worth 50bux now let's not pay taxes."

@RupertvonRipp @KonataWagner @LukeAlmighty @BlinkRape Yep, so if they release in April, and put their game in a bundle next January, and they made 5000 sales through steam, and 20,000 sales through humble in a bundle, that means they donated four times what they managed to sell, completely wiping out their taxes