What in any of my posts implied I didn't read your posts? I've read every post in this thread.
You're like the college freshman stoner who comes into a political conversation to say "you KNOW that DEMOCRATS are just as bad as REPUBLICANS." While everybody else is talking about austerity or something. Your point was essentially that the sky is blue. Do we really need to have a long conversation about how blue the sky is?
I'm still waiting for something relevant to what I said. If what I said was so irrelevant, that you have no point in responding in the first place.
It's a bit hard to understand the relevance of your point. My consoles are often "running in the background" also, sometimes they are on all day just on the menus, Netflix sometimes, or not, and so what?
Anyway, the only way your point would make any sense would be if NONE of the NEW users stemming from the user growth actually used Steam. But since the relative percentage number of "background users" probably is the same as before, it doesn't make any sense whatsoever to come into this thread to downplay the increased amount of Steam users.
Thank you for actually addressing the point instead of just acting like an insecure child.
By my point, I meant that the information is misleading. Simple as that. I simply think that, other than pure number of users registered, there is almost no information you can extract from that. No idea how many people use it regularly. No idea how many are even buying things. I know people who buy stuff from steam sales but rarely actually play games on it. I know people who use it for one game only.
My point is only ever that its misleading and mostly a pointless number to look at for a sign of anything except pure numbers. If a person finds they are not discussing or referring to anything but pure numbers of users, then there is little point in responding to me in the first place since I'm not even talking about what they want to.
No idea, you thought it was somehow relevant and brought it up in your second post.
Well, thanks for admitting to just making stuff up, then.