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Snakub: The point of the RAS is that it does it automatically. It's silly to expect someone to go into like five dozen+ games and compare all their achievements to figure out which are the next-rarest.
This would be a completely optional feature; if you didn't like it, you wouldn't have to use it. And it wouldn't harm anyone who wasn't using it in any way.
I will also note that people could already achieve this effect by using an achievement editor to delete the achievements they don't want showing up. This would just mean that people could do it more officially, via Steam itself, without having to use third-party software, and without having to re-earn achievements later if they decide they want them. (Which would be especially tricky for a game like MHO, which doesn't actually exist anymore; so, again, you'd be stuck using third-party software to unlock the achievements.)
Since you already have the option of choosing which achievements to display with the other showcase I don't see any reason for this change. If anything, it could cause confusion. Not to mention it adds complexity to something that should be simple and straightforward.
Sure, but it's also a non-trivial amount of work. You're going to need a whole UI to manage games and/or achievements which are not allowed to be displayed. You're going to need database work to keep track of user configuration. It's a lot of work to modify one showcase for pretty little value. At least the way I perceive it.
Great, I would recommend doing that.
I don't think this is a case where an "more official" method warrants the effort. And if you can remove the achievements, you should be able to re-add them.
I mean not everything a user wants to do warrants a UI change. If there's a workaround sometimes you should just do the workaround. Otherwise you'll probably be waiting a long time for the feature, even if Valve stated today they will implement it.
I'm also as sure as I can be without actually seeing Steam's back end that this would be a fairly easy tweak. As somebody who minored in comp sci in college and has programmed at least a little in *counts on fingers* over a half-dozen different languages, I'm the first person in line to tell people that the "simple" thing they're asking for is likely actually very complex; this really doesn't strike me as one of those times. Especially if you limited the number of games people could blacklist, and especially especially if you just made it an off/on checkbox for a "one achievement per game" limit.
ETA: I will also note that the Achievement Showcase does NOT show on mouseover the percentage of players who have that achievement, like the Rarest Achievement one does. I have no idea why they put the achievement percentage only on the latter and the achievement description only on the former, instead of both on both.
Your profile isn't too bad, look at all the MHO junk on my Rarest showcase !
Ouch. RIP in peace your RA showcase, my dude. Maybe someday we'll get traction on it, instead of "I don't see why it matters" replies from people who aren't affected by the issue and wouldn't be harmed in any way by giving us any kind of filter.