Those symptoms, other than the last of the three, of course, are a problem I have with many other systems. Hundreds of games.

• Willing to try every genre, even ones you suck at.

Well, I made an account in 2010 for some free2play games featured on Steam, but ever since I got my job (maybe the workplace was of fault also cause Steam was highly popular there) , lets just say that from a somewhat crappy salary my library went from 0$ worth to 470$. Considering all the games I gave away to friends plus mine, my library would've been somewhere near 1k $.

"You might have Steam Syndrome if you _____" check for new deals daily?

You might have Steam Syndrome if you pre-order a AAA title and never play it.

You might have steam syndrome if you lurk on a website that gives away free steam games and notice that someone dropped their keys.

You also might have Ninja Syndrome if you keep your Activate Steam Key window open 24/7.

...pre-order every game you can, no matter if you want it or not.

OR

... download every thing on Steam Workshop.

Buy games because you see people on your friends list playing them

oh shut up you, i don't want you policing my newest addiction.

You might have Steam Syndrome if you have large quantities of searing hot water vapor being expelled from the nostrils and ears.

I plead guilty, your honor.

No regrets!

if you KJAKF-M2ANZ-R35ND

You have steam syndrume just because you buy more steam games? Thats far to vague mate and becomes redundant along with "Buy every game thats 75% off" because of "to grow one's library...". Also, who spends more time looking for games to buy, then playing games? I understand looking for deals, but just for games to buy in excess of checking daily deals? I dont buy it.

As a side note, I typically only buy PC games, and I would say most, if not all, of those are tied to steam.

...check Steamgifts even when you're on a trip

To buy or trade for ever more Steam games. Eh..25%
To buy every 75% off Steam sale and bundle of games that comes available, even if they're kinda lame. 75%
To grow one's Steam library for its own sake, even passing on non-Steam deals while yelling Y U NO STEAM? 100%
Spend more time seeking MOAR GAMES than you do playing the ones you have 100%
Keep your "Activate a Product on Steam..." window open 24/7 for key drops (Leires) 0%

meh i used to have this and still have the first point, but now i won't even buy bundles if there aren't any good games on them for more than 1 dollar because got too many to play

I honestly don't have the money for Steam Syndrome.

Or if you JL5W6-E5H7A-YZHJ9

Yes

Im still a kid. I have no money. BUT I ABSOLUTELY Love buying steam games on christmas when they're on big sales when I get money for my b-day and christmas and i've ninja'd some keys before

You constantly check your Steam account to make sure it wasn't stolen.

You enter giveaways for games your computer can't play

you gave everyone in your family a tf2 item for christmas.

obviously didn't really happen,
A: because that's kinda weird,
B: all my tf2 items are potential trading items.

When you buy a developer bundle to get a few of their games.

You might have Steam Syndrome if you when is the next humble bundle, indie gala, bundle stars, or any other offer

I love it when I find a hidden giveaway in a thread.

Especially when the game is awesome