I love Steam. It has been with me since I was a kid. Now I have gone over the age of 30+ and I am still here. Time is going by very fast it seems. The many days gaming till the sun comes up and I still don’t want to go to bed until I finish that last quest or mission. Or simply find a save point. Because I want to finally go to sleep. Or I just simply want to spend more time with friends cause just their presence means everything to me. Each and every one of you.

For those that I’ve met in game, loved playing with you. To the many times I found myself on forum posts of helpful wonderful people with that one helpful comment to fix an issue that saved me. Thank you. And overall I love you all!

Now a major issue I have encountered recently on the countless people being attacked on Steam today. I’m with you. Because I was attacked. It's happened to my brother. And I have seen many others who it's been done to. It is not fun.

For anyone on Steam make sure you always have as many safeguards on as possible to protect your account. That includes your emails. Put on two factor authentication. Make it impossible to get into. And make sure you don’t put in your information on fake steam pages or phishing sites. Make sure you also don’t install malware that can make attackers see your computer or key presses or plainly take it over remotely and so on. Also don't click links on Steam all the time in the forums.

Though there are issues I have with how Steam goes about the inventory. I think it should be discontinued. This would end these many attacks on many innocent gamers simply because of their inventory items. Or end trading in the way it's being done currently. I’ve always thought the card system was silly including skins for games that can be sold to other users. This makes problems in areas. Some major. Hearing someone sold their car to buy a skin is outright stupid to me. And a scam in its own right. But that means skins and trades can be a business to some. But it should not be a business at all. In my opinion.

But overall, after spending the crazy amount of money I have on my Steam over the years, I do realise none of us also have physical copies of our games. Which is also concerning to me.

Thank you for reading!
See YOU in a future game! :D