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saaya Mar 13, 2017 @ 6:34pm
why are you hiding the shopping kart?
you want us to buy games and spend money on steam, right?
so what exactly is the reasoning behind HIDING the shopping kart even though i just added something to it?

how come the shopping kart buton is hidden on the wishlist page?
thats where i usually go on a shopping spree, checking if some of my wishlisted games are on promo... and then i want to check out and buy them but the shopping kart is hidden on that page... what gives? :)


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Snapjak Mar 13, 2017 @ 6:40pm 
Because the wishlist is on the community, not the store.
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saaya Mar 13, 2017 @ 9:23pm 
Originally posted by Snapjak:
Because the wishlist is on the community, not the store.
hmmmm how come?
Its a list of games that i want to BUY
so why isnt it part of the store?
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Golden Freakmann Mar 13, 2017 @ 9:51pm 
becuz valve decided to give up on steam and not letting people waste their money on this junkyard anymore
How nice that they're now finally keeping people away from wasting money on this haunted market full of pointless sale. Those green tickets with number and percent being wrote on was such a nightmare
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Quint the Alligator Snapper Mar 13, 2017 @ 10:49pm 
Originally posted by saaya:
Originally posted by Snapjak:
Because the wishlist is on the community, not the store.
hmmmm how come?
Its a list of games that i want to BUY
so why isnt it part of the store?
It's strange but basically there are two Steam sites -- the store and the community. You may notice this in the URL -- store.steampowered.com vs. steamcommunity.com .

Your wishlist is part of your profile, and your profile is a community page.

Could they reorganize it? Yes.

But, yeah, this is why it's like this as of this moment.
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Darren Mar 13, 2017 @ 11:33pm 
It also forces you to transition from the wishlist to the store pages to add games. Which in turn allows Steam to assert you were provided with a chance to read all applicable terms and conditions and thereby cover themselves legally in the case you make a silly purchase.
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saaya Mar 14, 2017 @ 5:02am 
Originally posted by Darren:
It also forces you to transition from the wishlist to the store pages to add games. Which in turn allows Steam to assert you were provided with a chance to read all applicable terms and conditions and thereby cover themselves legally in the case you make a silly purchase.
hah, i see...
but they could make the wishlist a part of the shop right?
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