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Shadow-79 12 月 3 日 上午 5:06
Does steam friend count matter?
For perspective: this is a thing when Facebook was popular in the early days (as in people brag or flex about having thousands of "friends" on Facebook) the same way people from Instagram only dwell on the number of followers they have rather than the content posted. In regards to steam, is it necessary to have "lots" of friends on your steam account or is it farce?

Also, would you really accept a friend request from a gamer who only concerns themselves with numbers (as in how many users can they add) who won't talk to you or interact whilst gaming nor respond to any messages or comments left on their steam profile (even if they are not planning to scam you, they only care about the numbers rather than social connection).
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The nameless Gamer 12 月 3 日 上午 5:11 
No, it doesn't. Unless you enjoy team games and want to have enough people on your contact list to always be able to form a team whenever you fire up a game. For that however, you need to share mutual interests.
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Tamamo 12 月 3 日 上午 5:11 
Does it matter to you? That is what determines if it matters or not.
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Lunar Fang 12 月 3 日 上午 5:25 
I don't add anyone, most people on steam are freaks.
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Volfogg 12 月 3 日 上午 5:31 
Why would it matter though?

I always had it at zero, because honestly I have no need for obstacles like so-called "friends" in my life. It's a nuisance, nothing else.
最后由 Volfogg 编辑于; 12 月 3 日 上午 5:32
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Tamamo 12 月 3 日 上午 5:33 
引用自 Volfogg：
Why would it matter though? I always had it at zero, because honestly I have no need for obstacles like so-called "friends" in my life. It's a nuisance, nothing else.

And yet you have obstacles like making your problems literally everyone else's problem and wonder why you get the reactions you do.
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Volfogg 12 月 3 日 上午 5:35 
引用自 Tamamo：
引用自 Volfogg：
Why would it matter though? I always had it at zero, because honestly I have no need for obstacles like so-called "friends" in my life. It's a nuisance, nothing else.

And yet you have obstacles like making your problems literally everyone else's problem and wonder why you get the reactions you do.

And why would that bother me? Lives of others mean NOTHING to me.
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The Commendatore 12 月 3 日 上午 5:36 
I'd rather have a small friend list of people who I like to talk and play games with, than have thousands of them to pretend you're one of the "kewl kids".
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Tamamo 12 月 3 日 上午 5:37 
引用自 Volfogg：
引用自 Tamamo：

And yet you have obstacles like making your problems literally everyone else's problem and wonder why you get the reactions you do.

And why would that bother me? Lives of others mean NOTHING to me.

Oh no, it does bother you, because you lash out at everyone and funny enough don't hate yourself. Which means you are no misanthrope.

There are 8.2 billion people on this planet. I have love for 0, I trust 0, I listen to 0. But you... all of those are 1 person for you. Yourself.

That's not misanthropy.
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Volfogg 12 月 3 日 上午 5:39 
引用自 Tamamo：
引用自 Volfogg：

And why would that bother me? Lives of others mean NOTHING to me.

Oh no, it does bother you, because you lash out at everyone and funny enough don't hate yourself. Which means you are no misanthrope.

There are 8.2 billion people on this planet. I have love for 0, I trust 0, I listen to 0. But you... all of those are 1 person for you. Yourself.

That's not misanthropy.

People could use a little more sociopathy in their lives though. Would make things much more interesting.
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Tamamo 12 月 3 日 上午 5:43 
Misanthropes hate or distrust humanity as a whole. But we don't make our distaste for humanity the world's problem. We don't even like ourselves because we recognize ourselves as human.

You on the other hand have shown that the one person you love and care about and value is yourself. That isn't misanthropy. That's anti-social personality disorder. And I would appreciate it if you stopped calling yourself a misanthrope.
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Volfogg 12 月 3 日 上午 5:46 
引用自 Tamamo：
Misanthropes hate or distrust humanity as a whole. But we don't make our distaste for humanity the world's problem. We don't even like ourselves because we recognize ourselves as human.

You on the other hand have shown that the one person you love and care about and value is yourself. That isn't misanthropy. That's anti-social personality disorder. And I would appreciate it if you stopped calling yourself a misanthrope.

Why though? Just because COMPLETE stranger tells me so? Nuh-uh. Not gonna happen. I don't recognize myself as a human anymore though. More like hollow existence.
最后由 Volfogg 编辑于; 12 月 3 日 上午 5:46
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Tamamo 12 月 3 日 上午 5:51 
If you don't like what I said, "friend". Then that's not my problem. And here's something else that you're not going to like. You are human. Every single trait that you hate in humans, you yourself share. Every single tiny capacity they have, you yourself share.

You are not above them, you are not some transcendent being, you are not some new evolution of humanity, you are not the only enlightened one on the planet. You are literally just another one of 8.2 billion humans on this planet.
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Start_Running 12 月 3 日 上午 8:17 
the friend count? No.
Because just like in RL the number of friends you have means nothing. IT's the quality of friends that means anything.

I mean it's find if you treat it as just another iteration of the 'make number go higher' game., but if actual friendship matters...then the count doesn't.
最后由 Start_Running 编辑于; 12 月 3 日 上午 8:20
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Hikari Light 12 月 3 日 上午 8:49 
Would you rather have 1000 users on your friend list you never do anything with or 10 users whom you pay games with on a daily basis?

I would rather have the 10 users i play with.
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