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how many trade are you doing in 24 hours to hit a limit?
Shared IPs and browser extensions also impact the rate limit.
This is not going to be reduced in the foreseeable future.
These kind of limits should combat bots, not regular users. I have never used any bots.
5?
50?
500?
The rate limit is not discriminatory. It's all or nothing.
But that was earlier. Today I didn't trade at all, yet got hit with it, again. I loaded my inventory a couple of times throughout the day. That should not happen.
I'm not saying it's discriminatory. If everyone is put under the same restriction, sure, it's fair.
But I have a feeling that this is anti-bot measure (since trading bots are very common in these games), not for regular user activity.
You want it to be discriminatory though. It won't be.
Although this shall be criticism because if I get bot-restricted for loading my inventory few times in one day, and not doing a single trade that day, then I think it's too far.
Discriminate might not mean what you think it means given the context Hotsauce was using it and how you're arguing against it. You should really double check the dictionary for some alternate definitions.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/discriminate
The current restriction affects all user accounts equally, and regardless of what you attribute it being put into place for it affects all user accounts equally. You want the restriction to make a distinction, IE discriminate, between bots and people, and that doesn't seem likely to occur.
The system has limits, those limits may change in the future. But for now you're going to have to learn to live within them.
I mean holy shiz how about google? They must recieve billions of requests every day and as far as i know there's no issue there. And although i hate Captcha and i'm pretty sure they have it on browser why isn't that doing any good. There must be a better way to handle this issue. Half this year i haven't been able to access my inventory or the market. Steam is just a money grubby co*k who can't spend more than 5 dollars on servers and Valve reinvests their earnings to Gabens McDonalds. Rant over