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gg?

I posted

"So, they'll still be able to get their asset flips through greenlight/steam direct.

I don't know whay steam won't spend lets say 4 man hours trying every game that wants to be on the steam store, if there's going to be a fee for getting the game on to the store then that can cover the wages of the game testers easily.

Just do quality control already, use metrics like is it fun, is it original, is it playable, does save work, do the controls work adequately, these are just off the top of my head, I'm sure there could be more. Use multiple testers per game, they wouldn't all have to tested for the same amount of time, a bad game can be spotted in 10 mins."

Thx sorry for lose time :P

We're completely uncaring to it. The only change will be the quantity of crappy games idlemaster is able to target.

There'll still be working games. So there will be an idlemaster.

Thx you

Yeah, it doesn't affect idle master at all. I'm skeptical that it'll stop asset flips and peoples amateurish 1st game attempts from getting on to steam though.

Here's an idea: Steam should stop giving out coupons for negatively rated games.