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>a veteran PC gamer
I laughed.

That's what you get for not purchasing a Nintendo Switch, this console would never tamper with your PC data and has exclusive, better games, and the definitive version of some great titles like Mario Kart 8 and soon TES V: Skyrim

>>378513612

You installed it to a ill thought out custom directory that was sharing data with other applications, didn't you?

>>378514060

This. Had it happen to me many times. Gotta watch where your installations are, and never put it where an uninstall will wreck everything. Shoot, just moving a folder's install directory will screw with every shortcut I have on my desktop. I installed starcraft 3 times because of that little blunder.

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itt technologically retarded baboons

>>378513612
>Things that didn't actually happen

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>>378514060
>>378514201
some people might think its a vindictive action by steam developers

BUT ITS OK WHEN STEAM DOES IT

I also lost a document containing all my fucking passwords

>not even viruses are this vindictive

>>378514537
You had a document containting "all your passwords"?
Wow, just wow.

>>378514537
>gets blown out
>tries to recover with "bu..but it..it's ooookay"
>doesn't understand the fault is on himself for being stupid
>even saves passwords in a doc and not having them in a physical storage medium, like a simple note book or something
Nothing here makes you look good, only worse.

>>378513612
> veteran PC gamer
> doesn't know how to install to custom path

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>>378514869
>>doesn't understand the fault is on himself for being stupid

I hate tools like you in real life. Steam is a multi-million dollar company with thousands of employees and they cant make a properly uninstall for their software

UNLESS its done on purpose of course ;^)

>>378515031
If you install a software in %directory% uninstaller should delete the whole %directory% , that is good expected behaviour
If you install steam in D:\Games instead of D:\Games\Steam or whatever your custom path is, you are literally retarded.

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>>378515417
>you are literally retarded

no you are

I have scientific evidence you are retarded

you have a $1000 euros of games on steam

you paid $1000 euros for torrents. try to sell your steam account to get to know the real life value of your ones and zeros

>>378515627
Anon I don't even have steam

>>378514537
>he doesn't back up his files
How's it feel being cucked?

Steam is cancer, I uninstalled it years ago and only pirate, buy from GOG when I play on PC.

>>378513612
You're not a "veteran PC gamer" if you are a filthy creature who pirate games. You deserve to be murdered.

>>378515417
>If you install a software in %directory% uninstaller should delete the whole %directory% , that is good expected behaviour

That's very debatable. Personally, as a developer, I would never remove a file from a user's computer that I didn't put there. If such a situation came up I would notify them that the relevant directories were not removed as they were not empty and then let the user decide what to do. That, I think, is the good expected behavior as it's how almost all prepackaged installers operate. That being said, I'd never assume that's what all uninstall processes are going to do.

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>>378514537
>i can't just write my password on a piece of paper or god forbid just remember them and not write random gibberish with numbers

>>378514537
>I also lost a document containing all my fucking passwords

you are a goddamn retard just for having a digital document with passwords and you deserve everything you get

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>>378517752
muh niggah

I just really hope that someone steps up in the digital distribution market to stop steam's de facto monopoly so we can have some real improvements