That's called the Wishlist.

引用自 rawWwRrr：

That's called the Wishlist.

i use wishlist as subscribe and using shopping cart as a real shopping cart. in the mall there's must be some item that you put in the cart but regret before cash register. some good mall will allow you to put such things in the cash register and leave those that you really want, other wise you will have to walk back to the shelf to put them back. adding such function is also more user friendly isn't it?
and by the way, next time try not be a intenet troll. maybe you can find some Feeling of superior in real life when you finally touch some grass

引用自 SmallBall：

引用自 rawWwRrr：

That's called the Wishlist.

i use wishlist as subscribe and using shopping cart as a real shopping cart. in the mall there's must be some item that you put in the cart but regret before cash register. some good mall will allow you to put such things in the cash register and leave those that you really want, other wise you will have to walk back to the shelf to put them back. adding such function is also more user friendly isn't it?
and by the way, next time try not be a intenet troll. maybe you can find some Feeling of superior in real life when you finally touch some grass

The shopping cart is for stuff you intend to buy, even in a real store. It's common courtesy to return things to the store yourself if you decide you don't want them before you enter the lines. It's a courtesy of staff to return it to avoid conflicts with entitled individuals and to maintain smooth operations.

Do you return your cart to the corral all the time?

引用自 SmallBall：

引用自 rawWwRrr：

That's called the Wishlist.

i use wishlist as subscribe and using shopping cart as a real shopping cart. in the mall there's must be some item that you put in the cart but regret before cash register. some good mall will allow you to put such things in the cash register and leave those that you really want, other wise you will have to walk back to the shelf to put them back. adding such function is also more user friendly isn't it?
and by the way, next time try not be a intenet troll. maybe you can find some Feeling of superior in real life when you finally touch some grass

Not once in my life did I put something in my cart that I didn't want. Also it is not meant to be used that way. Just because it is possible, doesn't mean you should be doing it. Those things only exist to save themselves the headache of arguing with the customers and just doing it themselves, at it is less stress for them.

引用自 SmallBall：

引用自 rawWwRrr：

That's called the Wishlist.

i use wishlist as subscribe and using shopping cart as a real shopping cart. in the mall there's must be some item that you put in the cart but regret before cash register. some good mall will allow you to put such things in the cash register and leave those that you really want, other wise you will have to walk back to the shelf to put them back. adding such function is also more user friendly isn't it?
and by the way, next time try not be a intenet troll. maybe you can find some Feeling of superior in real life when you finally touch some grass

You should use the shopping cart and wish list properly.

You're free to put things you end up not wanting to buy in your cart. It's not like a physical store where there's limited space on the shelves or limited numbers of copies of games on the shelves.

You're also free to remove things from your cart that you don't want before checking out. You don't even need to re-shelve them, given the aforementioned lack of shelves.

Your cart is not a persistent storage area. You can't leave the store with some things in your cart that you bought and some things in your cart that you plan to buy on a later date, either on Steam or anywhere else.