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What the heck is this...
And yes, in download settings all are unlimited and unchecked apart from 'limit while streaming', and I'm not streaming at all.
another seeing the same: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/SteamClientBeta/discussions/3/1760230157501601548/
i found an option named priority update or something like that under properties -> updates. Maybe it helps, i am not sure though. You would have to activate it for the game in question.
Not updating was never an option while being online. Poorly worded but had the same function as it does now.
But the part about triggering an update then going offline, that was supposed to be fix a while ago. It should still let the user play even if it triggered one.
I've been around for well over 10 years. I know what it was and what it is now... The SAME FUNCTION.
And I do not care if you do not like my QR code.
Doesn't mean jack about either of us being ANY closer to the truth.
Again, this is not the thread for a cockfight, but please, realise how certainties mostly aren't.
edit1:**'well over' 15 years might be pushing it I realise, at this moment I can't figure out how to check exactly when I joined, but around 2004 seems like it would fit, which would make that remark a biiiit of an overstatement, for which I'll apologise.
edit2:Managed to check, purchase history says first license was in 2007, so yes, admittedly definitely an overstatement. 11 years is what it is, minus a few days.
Man how easy it is to feel dragged into a pissing contest..
Nevertheless, when we joined is not really speaking of what we've used, experienced, experimented with; and seeing your take, I'm assuming that you've never felt much need nor urge to set games to never update; and thus, never experienced the setting actually working. I however, have.
Again, it's all an irrelevant offtopic tangent with regards to this thread, so please come back to https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/10/2828702373002198249/ to further discuss that 'fact'.
It is the same exact function that was reworded so it would no longer confuse users is what the fact is.
Then people need to stop bringing it up in this discussion.
however i know people who run around with joy if their Steam download even passes 200 KB/s, people who would appreciate not having that 15 hour delay, because it would probably take 10 hours to download the update.
the worst bit is actually whenever steam stagger a server, it messes up your queue. you could be downloading an unpopular game that is going to take 18 hours, come back the next morning and it has automatically paused that game and started downloading some trash update for a popular game, instead of downloading the game you queued it up to download.
I shut off the PC at night, and turn it on... after I am done with work for the day... not at 6:43 am or whatever it picks outside of the time the PC is on. Clearly, it's not based on my usage patterns--or even the PC being turned on and logged into Steam patterns.
It's like it takes zero interest into when I am actually ever logged in, and if I miss a few days between logins (life sometimes prevents it), I am sometimes walloped with a bunch of updates unless I remembered to set the do not auto update flag.
Which sometimes is reset after a steam client update, much to my chagrin and surprise.
Anyway it'd be nice if we could set updates to occur during a given time window, so that way I can come to expect updates between some variable I set, knowing that due to load or world cup streaming or some sort of calamity outside of Valve and My control, the automatic updates will take place sometime within a window of My choosing.
Which can happen if I want to keep it manual, but that isn't the same as automatically updating.
And yes I won't beat the "do not ever update" horse, because it ran out of the barn and got hit by the freight train's steam engine.
But onto your remark; you should be able to already:
steam main window->view->settings->downloads->tick only auto-update games between: and select a timeframe.
Unless I misunderstood ofcourse, but hope that helps with what you want to have happen, happen.
Without the gay censorship: Yeah, this ♥♥♥♥'s been pis sing me off too....