Originally posted by BossGalaga:

My personal rule is I don't dish out attitude unless a poster does first or I know for a fact that they're lying which is a waste of everyone's time including their own.

Well said. That's basically my rule, too. Thanks for the reminders.

If the users have actual questions about badges (such as leveling up), I don't mind posting a comment to help. I started ignoring the rest, though.

It's been driving me nuts. I'm starting to think a lot of them are trolling.

I'm at the point where I'm participating in certain discussions less and less because of things like that. I've come too close to losing my temper lately, especially when a user has a bit of a "comprehension issue."

Reading those comments, I'm already annoyed.

(P.S. - Samurai Jack is great).

Originally posted by MiSOKA⁴:

Glad I made it into this group before that.

As they say, IBTL

Agreed.

Originally posted by BossGalaga:

It's a good change but also annoying in that you can no longer send legitimate group requests without friending someone first. But I can take solace in the fact that spammers and scammers will suffer more than I.

That's true. It probably won't affect me either way since I'm only part of a few groups and don't tend to get invites very often. Friend requests are another thing ... been getting a few of those lately.

Agree. I figured that if others still have an issue with someone spamming invites, all they'd have to do now is simply remove the person from their friends list. This should definitely relieve some CS:GO players especially.

Apparently Steam decided to make a change and allow some settings for group invites. I just found out about it thanks to KillahInstinct and "Forcen."

Here's a Reddit post about it, in case no one has seen it yet: https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/comments/6r6xb3/change_in_groups_and_invites_you_can_only_invite/

I've never had mass group invite problems, but I thought it was nice of Steam to do this.

Thanks for this. I was wondering about it since a few threads about limited accounts have popped up in Help and Tips.

Originally posted by BossGalaga:

As I mentioned last night, as long as you're not banned in CSGO then you should still be able to get drops, trade and use the market for CSGO. The FAQ appears to just be worded poorly.

Source 1 and 2 game bans are connected but CSGO is considered separate.

I feel like I misunderstood something ... that makes sense, though. I think I'll give the FAQ a couple more reads.