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Don’t leave it running if you’re playing a game though, it slows down the drop rate for cards, and you (allegedly) have the possibility of getting banned in some games.
Idling programs will save you a download, but don't make if faster exactly.
The only difference is that you can run it while you aren't at the computer.
But after the first 2 hours are idled, it will idle them one by one, yeah.
Keep in mind isome games will not drop cards before they reach a certain user confidence threshold.
games either have cards or they dont. games just have one droptimer that the dev can change, time per carddrop, that is it, there is not more.
and the thing for the account is 3 hours now, not 2 anymore. that is long gone.
But if you have one account use idle master.
Alternatively, do what I do, which is to stop caring about this, because all the trading cards do is give you ways to get more trading cards and spend more time on Steam.
been a while since i used idlemaster, so unknown if this glitch was ever fixed