It has nothing to do with the platform, and everything to do with Steam. Make it easier to navigate based on operating system/genre/etc. The way it's currently setup is horrendous. The filters don't work half the time and the whole layout makes it difficult to find what you're actually looking for.

I'm from Texas so naturally I'm going to go with BBQ. I live in San Diego, CA now and what passes for BBQ is ridiculous. That being said the one BBQ place that comes to mind is Rudy's. I'm heading home to Texas in a few weeks and that's definitely going to be the first place I'm eating at.

Online dating definitely worked for me. When I lived in Japan I used a site called JapanCupid and I ended up finding my then girlfriend. We ended up becoming engaged but later broke it off, then eventually I found my now wife through a similar site (owned by the same company) on a place called AsianDating. Can you…

I can just imagine the ridiculous look you'd get screaming at the screen while gesturing with your hands. MOVE you idiot, not there, THERE!

but what if they already pay $13,000 for door stops?

woops sorry guys forgot I had my alarm setup, let me just remember my 5 digit password and we'll be good to go.

Not to mention the fact that you wouldn't be standing/crouching in front of someone who's unloading a full magazine from a m4 in front of you. You can be fearless in a game, but in person you'd probably be shaking in fear while trying to fight off enemies.

I remember one of the first online games I played was one of the Medal of Honor games and in it you could tilt your body to peek around corners and such. We used that technique a lot, combined with using solely bolt action rifles you learned how to make use of your shots. Damn I miss that game, it was so much fun.

I've used the filters but they always frustrate me. It's like you can only select so many filters and if you try to select a specific genre it just resets itself. Last time I tried searching via filters I just gave up.

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Regardless of "it's not a great platform for that" is pointless. There are Mac games on Steam, the point I'm making is it should just show me games for Mac.

There are a lot of little things that Valve can revamp on Steam that would make it way more useful. For one, I use a Mac. Why would I need to look at PC games? It would be awesome if it could automatically detect what OS I'm using and only show me games for my OS and system settings. I guess when you have no real…

I might have to try this out. Looks clean and simple.

See this would be awesome implemented into Steam. I'd like to be able to browse games solely on whether or not my system can run them. Have a quick green light that shows up on games that will work perfectly and a yellow light on games that could run with some minor adjustments.

If only. I've worked in windowless offices for the past 8 years. I work government IT so I need to work in places that don't have windows for security. At home though my desk is next to my patio area so I get some light coming in even when I'm sitting at my desk at home.

That's a great way of looking at it. I just got out of the military less than a year ago and I remember in our transitional briefings how they said not to worry about the first few jobs you get when you leave the military. They said just think of it as a transitional job until you get what you want. They talked about…

Good luck. I'm doing something similar myself. I work at a job that's relatively boring, in fact 90% of the time i'm not really doing much. The pros are that I have no boss here in person and that no one really bothers me. The pay is ok but considering I don't have anyone breathing down my neck I figure it's a fair…

As an American I can let that slide as he has a rather laid back yet still funny way of describing things. I haven't watched too many videos of people playing games on Youtube but I have to say he's pretty entertaining for the most part.

I never played any of the Fallout games. I'm thinking of throwing a Windows HDD into my Hackintosh to try some games out. This looks like a rather enjoyable single player game.

That is true. I only have a few accounts, and the one that has overdraft protection is my account used strictly for bills. My spending account has it set so that if I don't have enough money it won't process the charge at all.