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Cards from the Game you played, or Cards from the IM?
Thank you :)
Well i just wanted to play one with no Drops left anyways.
But might be worth finding out if both can Drop.
Since it still shows you playing the Game the Idle master is extracting.
And not the one you are actually playing.
Idling a game with IM and playing a game is esentially the same thing. Steam does not know that you are using a program to idle.
Keep in mind though that if you have more than one game running to get card drops the drop rates are drastically decreased meaning it takes longer to drop cards. It will basically take you just as long to run two games at the same time to get the cards as it would to run the games back to back. So there is no benefit to running multiple games.
I believe origianally when cards came out you could run multiple games at once and the drop rates where not affected. Steam changed it so it can see multiple games being run and decreases each games drop rates.
They already thought of people doing this and designed it to take you even longer to get cards so people can not run 6 games at once to get the drops faster.
There is zero benefit to running more than one game at a time. It will still take the same amount of time to get all your cards.
Hard to tell if someone is joking with text :P