Drag and Drop to Reorder Shelves; Custom Game List

[BASE Kyle]

1) Would be easier if we were able to drag and drop shelves in the order we want them to, rather than changing the shelf to display something else. It's a pain right now

2) It's great that we can sort our games in preset categories (alphabetically, hours played, etc). But can it be an option to arrange the order of how we want the games to be displayed? I'd love to drag and drop games to possibly put them in order of color instead, as an example.

[=Jacko=]

+1

It would be nice to have the same drag and drop system as the wish list...

[Knoss]

These are quite literally the only features I would ask for at this moment. +1

[Raxxi]

+1 This is the feature I have been waiting for Steam to implement the longest. E.g. Darksiders Warmastered Edition is Darksiders 1 but lists after Darksiders 2 and 3 so the shelf shows Darksiders 2, 3 and 1 in that order which is VERY annoying.

[lyndonguitar]

same

[DOG WITH HOT MILK]

You can drag and drop shelves, just grab one and drag. It will collapse all shelves and you can reorder them.

It would be nice to be able to put custom ordering, I think it would need to be only with static categories tho.

[Bracht]

I’d love to have custom ordering of games on a shelf just so I could order them from shorter to longer games on HowLongToBeat, so if they could pull that data (similar to how they pull scores from Metacritic and you can order by them), that would be cool with me.

[DOG WITH HOT MILK]

Originally posted by Bracht:

I’d love to have custom ordering of games on a shelf just so I could order them from shorter to longer games on HowLongToBeat, so if they could pull that data (similar to how they pull scores from Metacritic and you can order by them), that would be cool with me.

They would have to pull that information from somewhere. So you would need a way to add that to every game. Sounds like a nice idea but it may have to be a system by system thing not a cloud save thing.

[Bracht]

Not sure what you mean. They would have to pull this information from somewhere, yes: from HowLongToBeat.com. Similar to how they pull critics score information from Metacritic.

[DOG WITH HOT MILK]

Originally posted by Bracht:

Not sure what you mean. They would have to pull this information from somewhere, yes: from HowLongToBeat.com. Similar to how they pull critics score information from Metacritic.

Ahh, did not notice that was a website. Yeah that would work. They just need a way for people to add custom urls and functions to match up the data. Then we could do anything.

[★LVL 10★ aK GOkU]

hmmm