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Valve announces library/store UI overhaul and Events (in dev. since at least 2017)
- Thread starter Chairmanchuck (另一个我)
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You can add non Steam games as always
Did they fuck up or why is Mirror's Edge Catalyst in there?
Looks great. I hope they finally truly filter out early access games. I can't recall how many times I've tried only to have them pop up prominently again after a few days, even in my queue.
Geeze yeah. Now that you mention it that sounds right. I've lost all track of time, ha.
BETA on
I think they said beta on summer?
Will I finally be able to leave the Payday 2 group and not get any more updates about upcoming Payday 2 events? That's the only Steam update that matters to me.
Being able to sort by store tags is huge. In the current version,. trying to find all the local multiplayer games in my 800+ game collection is basically impossible without a third party app.
Just don't take away my list view.
Just don't take away my list view.
Doesn't go far enough. I've never liked Steam's design though, so my 2c comes with a fair amount of bias
Looking good, seems like I can finally uninstall the Metro skin, at least for the time being to check out the new look
They expect this overhaul to come into open beta within next few months.
Mentioned at end of https://www.gameinformer.com/gdc-20...acelift-with-library-redesign-new-events-page
I was hoping we'd get some improvements to Big Picture, as it's very old hat now. I guess that's further down the line.
All I want is for this to go away:
Feels like everytime I touch this thing I have this popup it's so messy and ugly. Can't they backend it or do it while its open by now...
Feels like everytime I touch this thing I have this popup it's so messy and ugly. Can't they backend it or do it while its open by now...
Hayden Dingman
Valve countering Epic's online services announcement with its own. Devs can now use Valve's own network for their own games. Free to use. Works with non-Steam versions of games as well.
Traffic is routed over Valve's private network and not the open internet. Filters game data from general traffic, and protects against DDOS attacks.
https://twitter.com/haydencd/status/1108824328198475776
Valve countering Epic's online services announcement with its own. Devs can now use Valve's own network for their own games. Free to use. Works with non-Steam versions of games as well.
Traffic is routed over Valve's private network and not the open internet. Filters game data from general traffic, and protects against DDOS attacks.
https://twitter.com/haydencd/status/1108824328198475776
Tag search!! Not just damn categorization, but tagging! God damn I'm going to spend years creating full metadata.
Loving that it looks more like PlayNite as well. So sleek!
We've known that this has been in the works since before Epic launched their store, so this isn't actually quite true. I believe the redesign itself was announced over a year ago.
Loving that it looks more like PlayNite as well. So sleek!
We've known that this has been in the works since before Epic launched their store, so this isn't actually quite true. I believe the redesign itself was announced over a year ago.
