Ever since I built my PC, my family seem to think I'm technical support.
It's not a surprise though since my Dad thinks if he creates an email account, he can only use it on the computer he made it .

 

It's for those poor souls who want a PC but spent all their money on a shitty console with paid online, next to no good games, almost no discounts and region AND cross-platform locks

 

Meh, console fanboys will still complain about retarded things just because they are too salty to admit how inferior non-Ninty consoles are to PC (Ninty is an exception because of unique mechanics). You know those people can't get any dumber when their arguement is "you need a monitor to use a PC" even though the TV they use for consoles works just fine

 

I have, it's one of the most retarded ones out there but somehow it's pretty popular among console fanboys... claiming things like the need of a monitor to use a PC and how you can't just have it in the living room, when having a living room PC with a large TV is one of the most fun experiences out there, especially since you get the ability to play with more than just 4 people at a time, making it great for group games if you are with buddies!

 

nah, I tend not to miss new pages unless they show up after I loaded the page

 

I never had an issue since I learnt how the system worked. If you didn't mess with you alert settings, the first time you post in a thread, it automatically gets "watched". Then you'll get an alert which would either be "replied to" or "attached a file". From there you click on it, and go to the last page there is and that's that. You will always get an alert the next time someone posts, if you didn't open the thread and opened last page, it won't work.

That's how it works currently anyway, and there's no bugs in it. If you don't get alerts, it's just an error on your part somewhere in the steps previously mentioned.

 

Had to post this, sorry not sorry...

 

These days you can just change your display name and of course, the picture, so you can literally be anything. It's one of the little things I love about steam.