Accidentaly Deleted Friend and cant find him

[KRT™federal]

Hey guys , i met this super cool dude yesterday while playing CS:GO. His name was ' cem "noxturnal" {LINK REMOVED}g2a.com' and we started talking etc. Today, i noticed i had a bunch of friends i didnt know and decided to delete pretty much most of my friend list. Thing is, cem "noxturnal", had changed name just this morning, and after my friends list cleanup, i figured i must have deleted him too. Thing is, other than his previoys nickname and that he comes from bulgary, i know nothing about him. I searched everywhere in the Steam, in google, in hitbox(he used to stream) and so on. I even tried to see my Steam's friend list cache. Is there any way i can find him ? Thanks

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from recently played with?

[KRT™federal]

Nope, tried that too. Neither does my activity work lol

[JoDaddy]

Just look in your recent matches and search his name again :D hope it helps

[Tev]

Originally posted by illusion:

Nope, tried that too. Neither does my activity work lol

Since there's no proper cache of your friendslist; and your profile only shows very few
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:YTlnVz4J4iwJ:steamcommunity.com/id/Datvagos

Not that Steamrep's cache is much better there.

I'd rather suggest to check

• http://steamcommunity.com/my/myactivity
  
• http://steamcommunity.com/my/commenthistory
  
• http://steamcommunity.com/my/friends/coplay
  
• http://steamcommunity.com/my/inventoryhistory
  
• http://steamcommunity.com/my/inventory > More > View Gift History

EDIT: Like you said, myactivity seems to be temporarily down for me as well; so give it a while.

[KRT™federal]

None worked :/

[Arnaud]

lalalalalaal

[Tev]

Actually, navigate yourself to

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\103050816\config\

Open up localconfig.vdf with WordPad

CTRL+F; look for your friend's name.

This file for me has some friends I've removed, so you could say it has some cache memory of it.

The number you find in quotations is the Steam3ID; you can use that to decrypt whose it is.

[★Ney★]

dead

[KRT™federal]

Originally posted by Teutep:

Actually, navigate yourself to

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\103050816\config\

Open up localconfig.vdf with WordPad

CTRL+F; look for your friend's name.

This file for me has some friends I've removed, so you could say it has some cache memory of it.

THANK YOU SO MUCH I FOUND HIM AHAHAHHAAHAH YEEEE IT PROVIDED ME WITH BOTH HIS PREVIOUS NAMES AND HIS NEW NAME YAYYY

[Tev]

Originally posted by illusion:

Originally posted by Teutep:

Actually, navigate yourself to

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\103050816\config\

Open up localconfig.vdf with WordPad

CTRL+F; look for your friend's name.

This file for me has some friends I've removed, so you could say it has some cache memory of it.

THANK YOU SO MUCH I FOUND HIM AHAHAHHAAHAH YEEEE IT PROVIDED ME WITH BOTH HIS PREVIOUS NAMES AND HIS NEW NAME YAYYY

If it didn't have the current, the number in quotations is the Steam3ID.

If you add U:1: to the start, you can use this for decryption:
https://steamid.io/lookup

:) Glad to hear you got it!

[Casper]

yeh

[KRT™federal]

fuzzybear how bored must you have been digging this thing out

[又幻想了]

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[killer12]

Originally posted by Teutep:

Actually, navigate yourself to

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\103050816\config\

Open up localconfig.vdf with WordPad

CTRL+F; look for your friend's name.

This file for me has some friends I've removed, so you could say it has some cache memory of it.

The number you find in quotations is the Steam3ID; you can use that to decrypt whose it is.

Tnx !