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as it is Valve. this will take time as no one is throwing a whip.
The current library organisation is completely useless if you have more then 100+ games.
Sorely needed!
But Valve are too busy making Steam more console friendly, aka Big Picture Mode, for the couch potato gamers. Seems like BPM gets all the feature updates these days while the core client just gets bug fixes.
And even current categories feature is lagging sometimes, especially when steam is turning on. (at least I have to wait a bit for categories to appear)
And I agree when you have more than 100 games you need subcategories. For example, I have created RPG category in my steam library, and I have a lot of games in this genre, so I would like to sort them somehow. Otherwise, what is the point of this category if I can't navigate there.
I think this depends on HOW you manage. I have over 1k and so far no issues.
I'm an organization nut, and having subcategories would make things much easier. However, I don't find them as important as you do, but this truly depends on the person and how they're organizing. Currently, my organization method for my library is working out okay. It could be better, though.
Saying that, it does seem it would be necessary (at least with my organization method) once the game count hits about 500 or so (which is twice as much as I have now).
Even having only ~250 games, though, I'm always forgetting what games I actually have, which makes the search option useless. (But I'm very forgetful.)
Needing to have a certain method to the madness makes me want to ask what the point is of even letting us do it ourselves.
That is the exact problem I often have, I have the main games list and then several categories, the problem is its impossible to remember all the games so when I open up Steam I ussually just fire one of the games in my main category and rarely go to the other ones.
Plus with around 500 games some of the categories are becomming way too long and would benefit from sub-categorising.
But as you and indecendence above you mentioned, it all depends on how you organise it and what is your personal style of sorting games.
Sub-categories in my case would be useful so main categories can be general e.g. done playing, good games, crap games, old XP games, ... etc.
and in sub-categories you could have AAA/indie or different genre categories... etc.
I don't think Valve ever thought of this issue at the beginning as before digital distribution and particularly bundles and ton of cheap indie games close to no-one would own hundreds or even thousands of games on discs as they do now in their Steam libraries.
it should be an interesting to have the possibility to create our own sub-categories in our library !!
I'm currently in the process of trying to organise my games into categories, as at present I can't remember what most of my games are about, which in turn makes it much harder for me to decide what to play. Being allowed to create single categories is a help (albeit small), though having the option to create sub-categories would be really helpful.
The main idea behind this is the possibility to tick a category to show the sub categories and untick to hide these as the file explorer in windows. This way, you are able to have a more compact library and possibly more organized. As far as I'm concerned I have 50 categories for 500+ games (organized by genres + 6 extra filters for coop/local coop/achievement tracking). Right now the more "satisfying" ways I found to organize my library is to do it in an excel doc which allows me to do exactly what I want.
I just don't get how with millions of users Valve can't even bother to introduce common sense ease of use updates.
Hope you are right. Happy New Year to you too. :)