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Guess that's fair. I wasn't aware that a lot of people didn't know this. My apologies. It's under the Games tab at the top, by the way. Last option. Check next to whatever you want to add or search for it in your files. Then you can launch it the same way as anything else. Really handy to keep everything in one space. I've put some non-game applications in there too that I keep magically losing track of otherwise. Still, though. I have a feeling, as Diff said, that it has very little to do with actual convenience. But it's a little rude of me to speculate on this. At the end of the day, someone is probably just going to stick by it until something makes them. I confess I'm still not that good at changing my mind when I realize my reasons are silly.

Exactly that, yeah. At the end of the day, people can do whatever they want and I don't really care. I just don't understand feeling so tied to any one thing in the absence of any other force than just wanting it and I guess I probably never will.

This is what I did. It only takes a couple clicks to add a non-Steam game to your Steam library, so the "convenience" argument doesn't really work here. You can absolutely have your cake and eat it too if all you want is to be able to launch Vintage Story through Steam. I don't really understand this. Respectfully, I feel like this is more about the principle of the thing. Forums? We have those. Steam Workshop equivalent? We have that too. If it's about the option to buy Steam cards in-person so you're not handing over your information online, I think that makes more sense, but you're still not taking zero risk doing that. What else do we really need, here? I feel like I'm missing something but I know I'm probably not.