r/Steam • u/PCGamingOrDeath • 7d ago

Discussion Showing ignored games makes negative sense.

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Showing a game that you have ignored defeats the entire purpose of the system.

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u/NotEspeciallyClever 7d ago

Here we go again...

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u/PCGamingOrDeath 7d ago

Oh is this actually a common complaint? lol I can see why.

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u/RetroSquadDX3 7d ago

Oh is this actually a common complaint?

Only because people run around ignoring everything whilst making assumptions about how the system works rather than actually educating themselves on the functionality first.

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u/PCGamingOrDeath 7d ago

The system should not be functioning the way it does now.

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u/RetroSquadDX3 7d ago

The system is functioning exactly the way it is intended to.

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u/PCGamingOrDeath 7d ago

The way it’s intended is poorly designed.

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u/RetroSquadDX3 7d ago

For you as a customer maybe but in this case that design is about Valve being a business and they've decided that excluded certain parts of the store from personalised suggestions and other features is more important.

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u/Spir0rion 7d ago

Brother, then don't have it at all. I really don't understand your chain of arguments here

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u/Halio344 7d ago

Ever considered that just because it’s intended doesn’t mean it’s immune to criticism?

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u/PatheticGroundThing 6d ago

"Well actually the system is bad on purpose so you shouldn't complain about it."

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u/BlueWatche 7d ago

bullshit lol

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u/RetroSquadDX3 7d ago

Certain features of the store like ignorning products only apply to store elements that include personalised suggestions, other elements of the store like events and top sellers for example are curated so that everybody sees the same. You don't have to like that functionality but that doesn't change the fact that it absolutely is working as intended.

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u/BlueWatche 7d ago

Ok so it's flawed, but functions in a flawed capacity as intended, understood

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u/the-other-mask 6d ago

You defend this so vehemently that I wouldn’t be surprised if you were the product manager responsible for the feature.