Steam was crashing because some users had too many games

Steam fixed a 'crash for users with around 25,000 or more games'

[XiNatsuDragnel]

25000 games hell make that million or trillion or infinite amounts of games next.

[Father__Merrin]

530 out of 2,307 games played
22% according to steam dB for me...

Wow that's some backlog for me

[abhirajj]

Is it even practically possible to play this many games even in the entire life?

[Kados]

Rough estimate. Average game length 8 hours, playing 12 hours per day, every day... 45 years.

[kneon]

Even if you don't try and finish them and only play each one for 2 hours and only play 2 hours per day it's still 68 years.

[MadLad]

I have just under 900, and thought I had a lot of the games worth owning. Someone bought a lot of shovelware bundles.

[RedDevils]

do you buy games for decoration or do you play it?

[MadLad]

I have humble monthly, and I buy bundles when they're worthwhile. Work and the gym keeps me from beating most games, but I like to at least try the games I'm interested in.
I don't even know how I managed to complete games like Morrowind back in the day.

[TheColbertinator]

That's a mountain of shovelware. Even junk developers like these types of customers who buy their game just because they have big money lying around.

[Fluke_Skywalker]

I feel like a total noob now, I only have 194 games on steam. And I've had steam since it was still in beta!

[FinalFantasyFanatic]

I thought 400 games was too many, guess I'm wrong.

[BioShockGX]

Wtf