Those designs were the generic moe of the 90s.Man, the character designs were so much better in the 80's and 90's. Now you have mostly moé-shit
Those designs were the generic moe of the 90s.Man, the character designs were so much better in the 80's and 90's. Now you have mostly moé-shit
I think you can idle without running steam with this tool. But it's difficult to set up if you are unfamiliar with command promptI never idled cards.
So, pardon my ignorance, but is there any (safe) application what allows me to quickly farm cards without needing to have Steam installed?
Also, does that software allow me to quickly sell huge amounts of cards quickly?
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Set up has been really simplified and you can get it running within 5 minutes nowI think you can idle without running steam with this tool. But it's difficult to set up if you are unfamiliar with command prompt
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JustArchiNET/ArchiSteamFarm
C# application with primary purpose of idling Steam cards from multiple accounts simultaneously. - JustArchiNET/ArchiSteamFarmgithub.com
I said it before but it's such a boring-ass game that there's not much to talk about, David Cage's writing has improved such that unfortunately he's now painfully mediocre instead of entertainingly bad and the story has nothing to offer that we haven't seen better in other movies, books, series or games about the whole 'is AI human' topic. Gameplay is nothing special and while there's an impressive amount of choices that do have consequences (one main character/storyline can disappear from the story very early on) I had a hard time caring about anyone except Clancy Brown. The face tech is certainly impressive but the overall visual style was middle-of-the-road too. Just not much to latch onto.How about that Detroit Become Human??...
I mean it is out on PC now but are there even that many people talking about it?
I often cringe when I see the regional prices for Switzerland, guess someone is paying them but they're completely unreasonable, I'd be mostly using bundles and key-resellers.People often talk about regional pricing and pricing in general... and I just remembered that I had to shell out 129 CHF for quite a few first-party N64 games (DK64 and Conker's BFD come to mind).... adjusting for inflation, that'd be 145 CHF (FYI: 1 CHF ~= 1 USD).
That's crazy.
Nowadays I'd hardly consider anything above 30.- (unless it's something I'm unreasonably excited about... for example, I'd gladly pay 100 CHF for a new Viva Pinata on Steam).
Yeah i remember paying that much for SNES carts even, especially import ones. But you don't have to go back that long to find stupid prices, even during the 360/PS3 era, it wasn't uncommon to find games priced at 109 CHF.People often talk about regional pricing and pricing in general... and I just remembered that I had to shell out 129 CHF for quite a few first-party N64 games (DK64 and Conker's BFD come to mind).... adjusting for inflation, that'd be 145 CHF (FYI: 1 CHF ~= 1 USD).
That's crazy.
Nowadays I'd hardly consider anything above 30.- (unless it's something I'm unreasonably excited about... for example, I'd gladly pay 100 CHF for a new Viva Pinata on Steam).
There's a reason why i barely buy directly from Steam anymore. 99% of my games purchases come from third party resellers. "Regional pricing" now means increase the price in Switzerland just because they can. Also i think Valve's suggested price is actually pretty much parity with the US dollar which is okay with me, but of course a lot of publishers just set their own prices because they are greedy fucks.I often cringe when I see the regional prices for Switzerland, guess someone is paying them but they're completely unreasonable, I'd be using bundles and key-resellers intensively if living there.
correct (on all accounts)There's a reason i barely buy directly from Steam anymore. 99% of my games purchases come from third party resellers. "Regional pricing" now means increase the price in Switzerland just because they can. Also i think Valve's suggested price is actually pretty much parity with the dollar which is okay with me, but of course a lot of publishers just set their own prices because they are greedy fucks.
Yes, it is not difficult, but it requires a bit of reading:I think you can idle without running steam with this tool. But it's difficult to set up if you are unfamiliar with command prompt
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JustArchiNET/ArchiSteamFarm
C# application with primary purpose of idling Steam cards from multiple accounts simultaneously. - JustArchiNET/ArchiSteamFarmgithub.com
No, it varies between accounts.Is 2 hours still the playtime "line" you need to be above for cards to drop?
What do you mean?
HoursUntilCardDrops
byte type with default value of 3. This property defines if account has card drops restricted, and if yes, for how many initial hours. Restricted card drops means that account is not receiving any card drops from given game until the game is played for at least HoursUntilCardDrops hours. Unfortunately there is no magical way to detect that, so ASF relies on you. This property affects cards farming algorithm that will be used. Setting this property properly will maximize profits and minimize time required for cards to be farmed. Remember that there is no obvious answer whether you should use one or another value, since it fully depends on your account. It seems that older accounts which never asked for refund have unrestricted card drops, so they should use a value of 0, while new accounts and those who did ask for refund have restricted card drops with a value of 3. This is however only theory, and should not be taken as a rule. The default value for this property was set based on "lesser evil" and majority of use cases.
It you have refunded games you are "punished" with this 2 extras hours before first cardWhat do you mean?
It depends on how long you are ready to wait for the cards to be sold.Also should I price the cards at the market value or put it slightly higher?
Yeah, its pretty cool program.I still just use idledaddy to idle all my cards on the phone. Good when I go to sleep or out taking the metro and such.
No, its better than anime talkCan we please stop sullying this thread with talk of gasp David Cage games
If I want to get a game this winter sale (can be at the start or end of the sale time), should I list them now? I believe cards sell well that time.It depends on how long you are ready to wait for the cards to be sold.
Do you mean this? The buy order and sell order are left and right respectively, is that correct?
- If it is the lowest sell order, then I would suggest using that, it is a good starting value.
- If it is the highest buy order, then no for most cases.
Oh yeah, a ton of games have cards and I used to make a bit of steam bucks with all the cards I would get.Ive never idle'd for cards either but i think i might have a go. Must be a lot of cards i haven't got over the years of the backlog.
I wouldn't underestimate the amount of fans GBF has in the west. While not as popular in Fate (and gbf isn't even as popular as Fate in JP), it's still easily in the top 3 based off the amount of people I've personally talked to, seen talking about it on Twitter, and the sheer presence that Cygames has at anime cons/events I've been to for GBF. At AX Cygames in general is first to usually fill it's lines to capacity along with Aniplex and fakku for example and the granblue merch is usually the first to go even before the Dragalia stuff. Cygames has been also actively expanding their brand in the west with their "Pop Up" merchandise tours and the directors themselves starting to make more appearances at events as well as signing publishing deals with companies like XSEED for future games.They would probably more well known if they let GBF release in the west but last I checked it was a Japan/Asia only game.
I have played the game and while I didn't do much of the quest since it felt over complicated for me a lot of the stuff for that game was great. They have stuff like events and pretty much everything in the game has voice acting. Even in the Japanese version of the mobile game they made for Nintendo that also has full voice acting in Japanese as well (while in the English version they only say some words). If I did play more mobile games I would play GBF, their waifus are top tier.
Lore seems to be one of the things that they are really good at.
also just look at this
I don't think a lot of people in the west play stuff like Shadowverse (the one Cygame that is on Steam).
I think Fate is both popular in Japan and the west but GBF would potentially be even more popular if it was also made easily available in the west. I mean in the west all that exist so far is one season of an anime (or is it 2?) Were as with stuff like Fate you do have games,anime and very easily obtainable merch, are there even that many GBF figures? I have one but I have not seen that many in general.
Does anyone know what ever happened to the Chinese knock off Nier Automata game?
oh and compared to other JRPGS GBF has a much better art direction and style, it feels more like a western/Japanese hybrid fantasy game (high fantasy?) compared to your more typical stuff, even FF games have had their weird art direction but then again that art direction is what makes them stand out and easily recognizable
been doing this for a while now. stupid ass adulting only gives me so much time and unless its a souls game or something aint nobody got time to deal with hard difficultiesY'all should play more games on easy.
Trying to time the market is useless and won't get you anything, sell asap and craft boosters for games with highly priced cards if prices go up or stay up. Beginning of sale could mean people buy cards to craft or there'll be more cards on the market because ppl buy games and get cards, no way to tell which way it'll go and waiting for sales usually means you miss out on the higher prices right after a game gets them.NEED SUGGESTIONS
So, I have a tonne of Steam cards. I was thinking of selling them and get some Steam Wallet money (and finally be able to purchase Devil May Cry 5 (FUCK you Capcom for that high regional pricing))
When do you guys suggest I should sell my cards? Now or on the start of sale?
Also should I price the cards at the market value or put it slightly higher?
Eventually all cards trend towards being worthless, get and sell them asap.According to Enhanced Steam, I have:
18876 card drops remaining
5125 games with drops remaining
173 games eligible for booster packs
Worth Approximately 37,14€![]()
I used to use the archi idler but havent tried it in awhile so not sure if it still works.Speaking of idling, anybody knows if there's a way to idle on macOS?
These days I'm spending most of my time on the work laptop, and I'm pretty sure keeping the PC just for farming card would cost me much more in electricity...
jshackle's original Idle Master had a OS agnostic version, but it hasn't been updated in many years, and Idle Master Extended doesn't have anything like that as far as I know.
If you use exploit the steam card drop glitch, you can minimize the time to get the cardsAccording to Enhanced Steam, I have:
18876 card drops remaining
5125 games with drops remaining
173 games eligible for booster packs
Worth Approximately 37,14€
I thought I could get a little more.
Anyway, how long would it take me to farm this amount of cards?
Not necessarily, I don't refund a lot but do sometimes, like maybe twice a year and got no restriction. BUT I'm idling EDF and Omega Lab Life right now and so far nothing and that's after getting RDR2 refunded, looks like I've got got but I assume it's a timed restriction.It you have refunded games you are "punished" with this 2 extras hours before first card
lol when i try idling i put myself offline but i can tell when others are doing the same although it doesnt both me too muchIf y’all start idling cards at the same time and I get 9999 notifications in a row I’ll start screaming at the screen.
Sorry for being a pain in the ass, but since I'll barely have any time to setup things today (30 minutes or so; I can then leave the PC running), what's the quickest way to get that app working? And then, list all cards for sale?Yes, it is not difficult, but it requires a bit of reading:
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JustArchiNET/ArchiSteamFarm
C# application with primary purpose of idling Steam cards from multiple accounts simultaneously. - JustArchiNET/ArchiSteamFarmgithub.com
IdleMasterExtended is better to farm a lot of cards, because the cards drop faster. However, ASF is more powerful: it can do a lot more than idling for cards.
Can you explain this a bit more? What are boosters?craft boosters for games with highly priced cards if prices go up or stay up.
So best way would be to put the cards before sale isn't it?there'll be more cards on the market because ppl buy games
Original Post here, would love to hear out more adviceNEED SUGGESTIONS
So, I have a tonne of Steam cards. I was thinking of selling them and get some Steam Wallet money (and finally be able to purchase Devil May Cry 5 (FUCK you Capcom for that high regional pricing))
When do you guys suggest I should sell my cards? Now or on the start of sale?
Also should I price the cards at the market value or put it slightly higher?
IdleMaster Extended. I kept it running for 5 days straight and farmed all 1500 of my remaining cards thanks to turbo mode. But please for the love of god please turn your steam to invisible mode so your friends dont get spammed with tons of notifications of you opening every game in your libraryI never idled cards.
So, pardon my ignorance, but is there any (safe) application what allows me to quickly farm cards without needing to have Steam installed?
Also, does that software allow me to quickly sell huge amounts of cards quickly?
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You can craft a booster pack for a game once every 24hrs and when unpacked you get 3 cards for that game. Randomly, could be a foil in there, could be 3x the same card. And those boosters cost gems, 1200 if a game has 5 cards, 1000 if 6 and so on but again, you only ever ge three cards.Can you explain this a bit more? What are boosters?
It is the opposite. The left panel lists the sell orders (items for sale), the right panel lists the buy orders (requests to buy).Do you mean this? The buy order and sell order are left and right respectively, is that correct?
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Yeah, every time i think of idling to get cards or going through my cards to sell the ones i have i read comments in here and meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeh, it just seems like work so i play a game instead or watch youtube. I know i've lost out on a couple of £'s but ehhhhh, effort.Each time I say to myself "now I'm going to idle my cards" (only have 1100 or so), I start thinking about what kind of games Steam is going to recommend me if I do that... and decide it is not worth it
That and I'm also lazy.
If you don't have much time today, keep Steam active, set your status to Invisible, and set-up IdleMasterExtended.I'll barely have any time to setup things today
Noice thanks!I used to use the archi idler but havent tried it in awhile so not sure if it still works.
I'm pretty sure you'll end up getting way more than 37 euros. I mean, assuming you manage to sell all of them (good luck ticking 18k checkboxes in the Steam app), even at 1 cent per card you'd get at least 188 euros.According to Enhanced Steam, I have:
18876 card drops remaining
5125 games with drops remaining
173 games eligible for booster packs
Worth Approximately 37,14€
I thought I could get a little more.
Anyway, how long would it take me to farm this amount of cards?