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Steam screwed up
Other games are still there.
Edit: I've found a slight fix for this. I had given Steam its own HDD, but Steam tends to behave weirdly when you try to set installs to root dir. I created a folder named "Valve" (although I'd imagine any name would work), and launched Steam through that. When I go to reinstall my game, I pick the new directory and it verifies the existing files and restores the game to my list. Still terribly annoying, not to mention time consuming to go through many of your games to do it. The verifying existing files process can take around 2-10 minutes depending on the game, but I guess that's faster than waiting for 2/3rds of my library to re-download :/.
I have separate drive for Steam and as Reda I installed everything to root directory.
Install error messages that Steam gave me made me think that it is the main problem now - so I moved steamapps folder and steam.exe to newly created folder and deleted rest of the files.
Relaunched Steam, let it update and most of the games were there showing properly as installed, some of them just needed to be "installed" but it was quick as Steam just checked local files and switched those to "play" status.
Anyway, it took me an hour or so and I believe it is a major f*** up from Steam to make me go thru this due to some update.
"Big Picture" seems to be a "Big Screwup"
^^^^^thats no joke