Better Filtering System

Sorry, did not read your post properly, not awake fully.
Making the parameters easy to access would be great.

Why should one filter by points? Either you want to enter a GA, then you wait until you get enough points, or you do not want to enter a GA.

How would you want to implement users? Enter a username, get a list of possible matches, select the users you want and see all their GAs? My guess is, that the way SG works all GAs by those users would have to load even the ones long over. That would be a lot in some cases.

Well the way I see it is .... If I want a game I add it to my wish list .... Then I sync here open the wish list tab and enter for stuff there.

The whole filter by entries or level thing is for people who just hoard stuff they have no intention of playing (mostly) so I couldn't care less for such people ..And therefore I don't see such futures as necessary.

Obviously not everyone who want that is someone who just goes for+1 in their library , but if you are someone who have general idea of what games you want and or may be interested in the wish list future is pretty much working flawlessly.

Then again that's just my 2cents. , If more and more people deem that as necessary future and it's not to hard to implement...Sure why not.

thx, thats awsome!

Oh didn't know about this parameter good to know, would use it.

There are tons of fundamentally bad games that you should never hesitate to ignore- do keep in mind Valve puts no measurable oversight into the games that go onto its service, as evidenced best by an openly bigoted [and thus Valve guideline breaking] game released just a bit ago. These aren't games like you're used to, say on consoles, where they may have some redeeming quality, and genuinely terrible ones are the minority; rather, there are a sizable number outright bad games- asset flips being the most obvious case, where users simply throw together free art assets and free gameplay mechanic scripts in a gamemaker program (or unity), making half-broken, very generic, content-empty games.

That said, while I've never hesitated to filter games like those out, I get your sentiment otherwise.. but as your library expands through bundles and giveaways, you learn to realize that no, you don't have time to waste your life on low quality games. There are more legitimately good games out there than you have time for, already. Including bad games actually hurts your gaming experience, as it takes time away from far better games that you could be playing instead. As opposed to earlier days of gaming, where getting even a half-way decent game was nice, these days time is a far more valuable resource than added inclusions into your game library are.

Consider whether you want to take a "+1 library" approach to game collecting, or not- and if not, then keep this in mind: When I got into bundles and SG just shy of 2 years ago, I had 180 games in my Steam library (and most of those combined tier games, so I probably had closer to 100 that I actually played). Removing junk freebies and combined tier games, I now have around 1300. Out of the over 13,000 "games" on Steam, about 2,500 are wishlisted or already in-library. If I further filter my wishlist to remove the 'keeping an eye on'/etc games, and obtain all the remaining highly-desired games, I'd "only" end up with a library of about 1800 games.

If your tastes are more strict than my own- and that's actually likely, given my appreciation of all but the smallest number of genres- then you'd still end up with hundreds of games to play, with more coming out every year. You're not going to lack for games :P
And.. if your tastes are as open as you've expressed so far.. well, all the more so.

It's to the point where I ignore even reasonably well desired games here on SG, just because I can't justify entering for the game [due to knowing I've so many better games to play that I'd not get around to playing the game even remotely soon]. That, of course, is another concern here on SG, for those who keep others in mind when making their decisions- can you justify entering for the game in question? Will you appreciate it enough to merit your taking the game?

Well, that said, you can completely avoid the ignore list, if you're still uncertain- but I at least do recommend building up your wishlist, as that really does help you pinpoint which giveaways on SG are worth your time to look through. :)