Nope. Each game is 1 time.

Although if you get more games then you can go for it again. But your previously idled games will never again be valid targets. That's just how Steam/Valve have made things.

Publicado originalmente por MaStEr:

Publicado originalmente por Hamstersex:

http://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/groups/idlemastery/discussions/0/152392786912268315/

I found nothing useful

No, you didn't find what you wanted to see.

Idling Complete?
Trading cards are not endless, means you don't have any more game that can drop cards, buy more droppable games or spend money in F2P games.

Screenshot please.

It shows you as playing the game.

If you run multiple it will pick alphabetically the game at the top of the list (if loaded at the same time) or what you loaded first.

Publicado originalmente por Lary Over:

Not Ban Global--- only kick onlye¡?

That is correct.

Hamster is saying to read the FAQ, the frequently asked questions as your question is addressed there.

However since I'm already here the answer has two levels.

Simple answer: No. It's fine.

Slightly more complicated: You can get a VAC-kick from using Idlemaster immediately before CSGO. To get around this, reload/reboot Steam after turning off Idlemaster (Uninstalling is NOT needed, just close both programs) then play CSGO as normal. This closing of both programs removes the "Idlemaster flag" which VAC does not like (however you can't be banned for the flag, it just evicts you from matches until you reboot)

Publicado originalmente por GamerBoy6000:

it still says "idling complete" what do i do

Buy more games.

It's a hidden folder by default. Toggle show hidden.

It only does them at in a mass until the 2 hour mark. That's just how it's programmed to work.

Publicado originalmente por GrimReaper:

Thank you for the responses, but my question was never answered above. Do I have to delete the program everytime I open a game and play it or can I just leave it on my desktop and it won't get detected?

The second one. Just turning it off is sufficient, deleting is plain overkill.