If it's optional, that'd be cool. But for me, it's a non-starter if mandatory. Account linking via login is not for me. I just try and limit 3rd party access to my accounts, as plenty of times that's the weak point in account security.
An API that can scrape the SteamDB if user opts-in would be cool for auto-tracking titles. Though if you are a game hoarder, you might end up getting notifications for 600+ games.. and that could be a headache.
Pretty sure we're gonna see cool things coming. Trainers are getting more and more advanced compared to even 5 years ago. Being able to change color, size, voice, and save options are all just part of how great CH trainers are and how much better they can and do get.
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The idea is nice but yeah all the other distro's we would need to some how link with. Also @DarkTAO with those like me who have nearly 700 games. God I can see it now. ping ping ping 700 times. *hits turn of button* Does not work NO!!!
If it's optional, that'd be cool. But for me, it's a non-starter if mandatory. Account linking via login is not for me. I just try and limit 3rd party access to my accounts, as plenty of times that's the weak point in account security.
An API that can scrape the SteamDB if user opts-in would be cool for auto-tracking titles. Though if you are a game hoarder, you might end up getting notifications for 600+ games.. and that could be a headache.
Pretty sure we're gonna see cool things coming. Trainers are getting more and more advanced compared to even 5 years ago. Being able to change color, size, voice, and save options are all just part of how great CH trainers are and how much better they can and do get.
DarkTAO touched on something that I would like to see that wouldn't require account linking but simply having a public Steam profile.
I own over 5000 games on Steam and the ability to see which games I own have active trainers would be invaluable to me.
I would think it could also help on the business end for you. Potential customers could enter their Steam profile name and see a list of games that they own that currently have trainers. I did it the hard way before I became a life member by alternating between your alpha listings and the search feature on your site to see if your offerings were worth the cost. People with small libraries would probably find that you offer trainers for the vast majority of their games and what better reason to go lifetime.
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