• hperrin@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Your friend is being inconsiderate. It’s proper netiquette go invisible before playing your hentai games.

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      1 year ago

      This is not a thing I’ve ever heard in my lifetime online.

      That said; it is wiser to go invisible. I wouldn’t call it inconsiderate unless/until you’ve discussed that with your friend.

      I guess it just depends on the relation between friends as to whether you should care or not if you’re seen playing a Hentai Game.

      For some people; especially people who might be public figures; yes, that would be massively questionable. For other people who only ever steam friend their buddies who also share similar game interests and tastes…it might not be such a huge deal.

      That said it probably is a conversation one might have with that friend; especially if it bothers you.

      However, I do think there are certain times I believe that Steam should just, by default, not share when you are playing certain titles with friends.

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        1 year ago

        I mean, I know they do that stuff. I, however, do not need to know when they do it or what’s facilitating it.

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          1 year ago

          Maybe that’s something you should remind your friend that steam does…this meme would help with that…

    • borZ0 the t1r3D b3aR@lemmy.world
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      Is ‘Rule 111’ taken yet? I move that we enshrine, “Setting status to invisible before engaging in naughty things” as Internet rule 111

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      1 year ago

      Your friends can still see you bought it/own it in the first place, unless you have that set to private, in which case you can’t look up your own CSGO/CS2 stats etc. The privacy settings are unfortunately not very flexible.