Why does it take me to my cart just because I click "add to cart" from my wishlist?

[BerntGlup]

Why does it take me to my cart just because i click "add to cart" from my wishlist? Maybe i want to add more games. Haha, i dont get it

[Crazy Tiger]

Because it apparently is designed thatway.

I always use a browser, put the things I'd like to buy in different tabs and then go by tab adding things to the cart

[BerntGlup]

Цитата допису Crazy Tiger:

Because it apparently is designed thatway.

I always use a browser, put the things I'd like to buy in different tabs and then go by tab adding things to the cart

Oh, thats actually smart. I might do that too :)

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Control+click to open a new window for the games store page.

Close when done. That will also preserve where you were in the Wishlist.

[SeriousCCIE]

do people use the wishlist often? I've uh. never once ever used it since I presumed it'd just add me to some sort of advertising list. I mean when I was a kid I made a list, but when I got older I realized how immaturely hedonist it is to advertise to the world I want something material!

Perhaps I am mistaken as to the values such things have and it doesn't really add you to some list you'd never get off of even if you ran out of wishes, nor identify the quality of ones character as being primarily one concerned with the selfish indulgence of fanatastical wish fulfillment.

[Brimzel]

Цитата допису SeriousCCIE:

do people use the wishlist often?

I use it to keep track of games I want. When I have money, I sort the list by discounts and see what I can get for a good value. If any of my friends want to gift me anything, they can check this list for things I'll most likely enjoy, and if I wanna buy something for them, I'll check their list. Honestly, it's a handy feature to have.

[BerntGlup]

Цитата допису SeriousCCIE:

do people use the wishlist often? I've uh. never once ever used it since I presumed it'd just add me to some sort of advertising list. I mean when I was a kid I made a list, but when I got older I realized how immaturely hedonist it is to advertise to the world I want something material!

Perhaps I am mistaken as to the values such things have and it doesn't really add you to some list you'd never get off of even if you ran out of wishes, nor identify the quality of ones character as being primarily one concerned with the selfish indulgence of fanatastical wish fulfillment.

Oh, you seem like an interesting person. You're taking it so seriously. I'm a student and I'm usually struggling financially, so whenever I find a beautiful or interesting game I put on my wishlist so I'll get notified if it goes on sale :)

[sumolagann]

Цитата допису SeriousCCIE:

do people use the wishlist often? I've uh. never once ever used it since I presumed it'd just add me to some sort of advertising list. I mean when I was a kid I made a list, but when I got older I realized how immaturely hedonist it is to advertise to the world I want something material!

Perhaps I am mistaken as to the values such things have and it doesn't really add you to some list you'd never get off of even if you ran out of wishes, nor identify the quality of ones character as being primarily one concerned with the selfish indulgence of fanatastical wish fulfillment.

keep track of interesting games, and when theyre on sale you can sort by discount or by how you ordered it.

[Jimi]

Цитата допису SeriousCCIE:

do people use the wishlist often? I've uh. never once ever used it since I presumed it'd just add me to some sort of advertising list. I mean when I was a kid I made a list, but when I got older I realized how immaturely hedonist it is to advertise to the world I want something material!

Gaming is immaturely hedonistic anyway so might as well use the wishlist to be notified on sales ;) I honestly wish I could hide my wishlist and wishlist post to my feed though (aka advertising)

[Username]

I use the wishlists of steam and GOG
I add games i like on the steam list. And then i move games gog got to their list.
And then i buy games when they are on sale on GoG or Steam.
Lets be honest, without sale steam is a bit ...extreme expensive

Most expensive games are not worth 60€
During some 20€ games i buy several times with different accounts. Its only fair to spend 20€ all 1000 Hours of funny gameplay

[Crazy Tiger]

Цитата допису SeriousCCIE:

do people use the wishlist often? I've uh. never once ever used it since I presumed it'd just add me to some sort of advertising list. I mean when I was a kid I made a list, but when I got older I realized how immaturely hedonist it is to advertise to the world I want something material!

Perhaps I am mistaken as to the values such things have and it doesn't really add you to some list you'd never get off of even if you ran out of wishes, nor identify the quality of ones character as being primarily one concerned with the selfish indulgence of fanatastical wish fulfillment.

I use the wishlist as a list of games I'm interested in, so I don't forget the names of the games. I get older, it happens.

It's currently a mixture of games I really want, games I'm interested in and need to research more, Early Access games that seem interesting, titles that I want but can't run on this old ♥♥♥♥♥♥ laptop and titles I can buy as a gift for my kids.

When sales events come, I filter the wishlist by "on sale" and decide what I do or do not want to purchase at that moment.

I've also received spare keys (from humble/fanatical) as gifts from friends, and given out spare keys (from humble/fanatical) to friends. I don't see the issue with "advertising" the wishlist.

[Username]

Its more a "maybe and/or wait for sale" list