This will not stand, Valve. So you're building a new video recording system into Steam. Great! But as a result the desktop version of Steam has now lost what I consider its second-most vital button, right behind the big green Play. Valve is hiding my screenshots and I cannot overstate how much it's sending me.
There might be some PTSD involved here. Once upon a time I owned a MacBook Air, and I loved that laptop. Brilliant piece of hardware: no Windows laptop has ever had a trackpad that good. It weighed nothing. The battery life was killer in its day. But man there were some things about Mac OS that I couldn't stand, including particularly Apple's preference for hiding away all my files, as if catching sight of ".jpg" would immediately stricken me with the bubonic plague. If I wanted to look at the pictures from my phone in the Photos app, easy peasy, but finding the actual files involved spelunking through some horrific sequence of folders.
One of my strongest opinions about computers is that I should not have to dig through, like, «User > Wes > .temp > astuvkcaqcf > 4748949585» just to find some damn files.
Maybe Apple's gotten better about that in the years since—I have no idea. But to see Valve go down the same road now makes me want to pick up my PC and walk directly into the sea with it. I live about two miles away from the ocean which is a long time to carry a 30-ish pound desktop, but on the bright side, holding onto it will ensure I sink to the bottom of the sea where Steam's screenshot interface can no longer hurt me.
For many years the Screenshot window has included an all-powerful button, a simple vehicle for raw, efficient digital scrapbooking. You clicked it, and it opened up a Windows Explorer window straight to all the screenshots you'd ever taken for that individual game using Steam. Easy! Its other features have always been far less useful to me: I rarely want to upload a screenshot to the Steam Cloud because I do not post on the Steam forums. I
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