Yep, I actually own 7,255 games on Steam. I’ve played 23% of my library. I regret nothing.
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Why do I play all these games? Because it’s important that they’re played.
Because every game is a story, a world, a moment in time crafted by someone who cared enough to create it.
Because each one teaches me something new—about design, about culture, about myself.
Because in a sea of pixels, there’s magic waiting to be found.
And because, honestly? Sometimes I just want to escape, explore, and lose myself in different worlds.
So yeah. I own thousands of games, and I’ll keep playing them.
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Why do I play all these games? Because it’s important that they’re played.
Because every game is a story, a world, a moment in time crafted by someone who cared enough to create it.
Because each one teaches me something new—about design, about culture, about myself.
Because in a sea of pixels, there’s magic waiting to be found.
And because, honestly? Sometimes I just want to escape, explore, and lose myself in different worlds.
So yeah. I own thousands of games, and I’ll keep playing them.
This is the way.
I only have 800 odd but I feel the same way
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Why do I play all these games? Because it’s important that they’re played.
Because every game is a story, a world, a moment in time crafted by someone who cared enough to create it.
Because each one teaches me something new—about design, about culture, about myself.
Because in a sea of pixels, there’s magic waiting to be found.
And because, honestly? Sometimes I just want to escape, explore, and lose myself in different worlds.
So yeah. I own thousands of games, and I’ll keep playing them.
"It was a good deal, what can you do" x1000
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Why do I play all these games? Because it’s important that they’re played.
Because every game is a story, a world, a moment in time crafted by someone who cared enough to create it.
Because each one teaches me something new—about design, about culture, about myself.
Because in a sea of pixels, there’s magic waiting to be found.
And because, honestly? Sometimes I just want to escape, explore, and lose myself in different worlds.
So yeah. I own thousands of games, and I’ll keep playing them.
Wow, I’m only at 1500 and thought it was excessive. Time to continue the irresponsibility!
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Why do I play all these games? Because it’s important that they’re played.
Because every game is a story, a world, a moment in time crafted by someone who cared enough to create it.
Because each one teaches me something new—about design, about culture, about myself.
Because in a sea of pixels, there’s magic waiting to be found.
And because, honestly? Sometimes I just want to escape, explore, and lose myself in different worlds.
So yeah. I own thousands of games, and I’ll keep playing them.
I'm around 3000 in my library and have put notable play time into maybe 20?
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Why do I play all these games? Because it’s important that they’re played.
Because every game is a story, a world, a moment in time crafted by someone who cared enough to create it.
Because each one teaches me something new—about design, about culture, about myself.
Because in a sea of pixels, there’s magic waiting to be found.
And because, honestly? Sometimes I just want to escape, explore, and lose myself in different worlds.
So yeah. I own thousands of games, and I’ll keep playing them.
Damn that's a lot.
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Why do I play all these games? Because it’s important that they’re played.
Because every game is a story, a world, a moment in time crafted by someone who cared enough to create it.
Because each one teaches me something new—about design, about culture, about myself.
Because in a sea of pixels, there’s magic waiting to be found.
And because, honestly? Sometimes I just want to escape, explore, and lose myself in different worlds.
So yeah. I own thousands of games, and I’ll keep playing them.
How do you even find something to play? That’s enough options that I’d get lost in the search, leave, come back later, and repeat.
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How do you even find something to play? That’s enough options that I’d get lost in the search, leave, come back later, and repeat.
I don’t watch TV. I bring a Steam Deck everywhere. And if I get bored, I stop—play something else.
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Why do I play all these games? Because it’s important that they’re played.
Because every game is a story, a world, a moment in time crafted by someone who cared enough to create it.
Because each one teaches me something new—about design, about culture, about myself.
Because in a sea of pixels, there’s magic waiting to be found.
And because, honestly? Sometimes I just want to escape, explore, and lose myself in different worlds.
So yeah. I own thousands of games, and I’ll keep playing them.
steam should have a "start random game" button. maybe with some rules you can set like "not one played in the last 3 weeks" or something
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steam should have a "start random game" button. maybe with some rules you can set like "not one played in the last 3 weeks" or something
They have a pretty good recommendation system for your owned library.
But I also have my own system for what to play next.
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Why do I play all these games? Because it’s important that they’re played.
Because every game is a story, a world, a moment in time crafted by someone who cared enough to create it.
Because each one teaches me something new—about design, about culture, about myself.
Because in a sea of pixels, there’s magic waiting to be found.
And because, honestly? Sometimes I just want to escape, explore, and lose myself in different worlds.
So yeah. I own thousands of games, and I’ll keep playing them.
Favorite: 1
Ten bucks that it's an anime waifu hentai game. 🤭
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They have a pretty good recommendation system for your owned library.
But I also have my own system for what to play next.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Steam: Mission failed successfully!
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Favorite: 1
Ten bucks that it's an anime waifu hentai game. 🤭
Nope, it’s Chrome—which I never use.
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They have a pretty good recommendation system for your owned library.
But I also have my own system for what to play next.
What's your system?
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Why do I play all these games? Because it’s important that they’re played.
Because every game is a story, a world, a moment in time crafted by someone who cared enough to create it.
Because each one teaches me something new—about design, about culture, about myself.
Because in a sea of pixels, there’s magic waiting to be found.
And because, honestly? Sometimes I just want to escape, explore, and lose myself in different worlds.
So yeah. I own thousands of games, and I’ll keep playing them.
Show this post to your therapist.
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This is the way.
I only have 800 odd but I feel the same way
wrote last edited by [email protected]I only have 200 on Steam and have 100%ed 24 of them with an average completion rate of 62%.
I have 102 games on GOG
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What's your system?
I either play games that I’ve owned for 30 days or 10 years.
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I either play games that I’ve owned for 30 days or 10 years.
Huh that's so crazy it just might work for me too
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Why do I play all these games? Because it’s important that they’re played.
Because every game is a story, a world, a moment in time crafted by someone who cared enough to create it.
Because each one teaches me something new—about design, about culture, about myself.
Because in a sea of pixels, there’s magic waiting to be found.
And because, honestly? Sometimes I just want to escape, explore, and lose myself in different worlds.
So yeah. I own thousands of games, and I’ll keep playing them.
wrote last edited by [email protected]I do wonder what this says about your account
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I do wonder what this says about your account
Oh, I looked. The “value” isn’t accurate. I bought most in bundle deals or at deep discounts.
