First world problem here.

Their game recommendations generally are horrible. I guess the easiest way to improve is to recommend what we already have.

I don't want Steam, and I don't want them making recommendations.

In fact, I just don't want Steam.

beedooI don't want Steam, and I don't want them making recommendations.

In fact, I just don't want Steam.

You have it so easy I honestly don't see the point of this comment.

ImoutoYou have it so easy I honestly don't see the point of this comment.

Then perhaps you're not thinking about the issue - or perhaps you are a young gamer - or perhaps you like having a managed library.

I'm an older gamer (and software developer), and I prefer having a physical library of games. While I haven't had Steam for several years, I don't wish to be offered freebies, or social 'features', or score sheets or league tables or anything else that Valve thinks makes Steam an attractive environment.

Should I buy a games console - which I may, then I'm happy to have some of this stuff as part of the console experience, but on my PC, I want to opt out of all this fluff.

If a product like this has to exist, I would prefer it to be there explicitly ONLY for facilitating DRM. Valve are investing a mountain of money developing software and features that have no value to me as a consumer and are effectively precluding me from playing certain games that are only available on Steam.

Is it clearer now?

beedooIs it clearer now?

Not in the slightest. What you are doing is yelling at some cloud.

ImoutoNot in the slightest. What you are doing is yelling at some cloud.

Then perhaps you're just being deliberately obtuse.

beedooThen perhaps you're just being deliberately obtuse.

Yeah, looks like that's the issue here. It is a shame I am not woke like you.