It goes for your wallet first,
And they keep telling us true Artificial Intelligence doesn't exist.
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Why wouldn't you use the useless money first? I like that Steam goes first to Steam Wallet and then you can pay up the rest with any preferred payment method. You can't buy your daily bread with Steam Wallet, so why would you want to keep it?
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Maybe because without you can´t buy Cards, Backgrounds whatsoever.
And if i remember right Minimum Addition to wallet is 10 (whatever currency you use).
For example there is no Point in burning a 1 (whatever currency you are using) Steam Wallet for a 20 (Whatever currency you are using) basket purchase just to later add another 10 to it.
Of course it all depends on how you lock at things and your circumstances.
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I see. I don't buy cards, so I wasn't thinking about that ;-)
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It's no different to PayPal, if you have money in your PayPal wallet, you are forced to use it before any of your payment methods. Seems to be an industry standard introduced to protect idiots.
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Ah yes...spread less hate
everyone should just get along and all that. >_<
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idk how you can prevent the wallet first scenario, but if you use enhanced steam extension you can fill your wallet up with custom values rather than the default wallet code prices. (basically always use wallet, but fill it with the precise amounts you want to use prior to purchases).
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i know, but unfortuneatly afaik there isn't a workaround for bypassing the wallet funds first. i was just presenting an alternative solution by accepting the fact that it will use wallet first, but to recharge the wallet with more precise amounts prior to purchases so you can leave a precise remaining balance left on the wallet after purchasing is said and done.
sorry, i know it sucks and it isn't exactly a workaround like you'd want. but it would at least still allow some remaining wallet funds (without having to heavily overfund. i.e. $20 wallet refill when you only wanted $3 or so leftover wallet balance).
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Don't pay with paypal, you can buy CSGO keys on sites like OPskins (it's just an example but a reliable one) for around 2.05$ each (1.74€ today) and sell them on Steam market for around 2.3€ (2€ after tax). You'll get more money with your money.
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I use Steam as a go-to retail for digital games, but I hate using Steam and I know you do too.
And here I am once again ripping my hair off against an aggressively forced anti-user alienating BS when buying on Steam:
Everytime I purchase something, even though my PREFERRED payment is set to my Paypal account, even though I have to fucking 1. Login, 2. Get my phone, unlock my phone go to Steam app 3. Enter my Steam guard code 4. choose my payment method AGAIN...
...it's now fucking forcing me to use my Steam wallet credit without me asking or choosing it and even though I already set in both my profile and again while purchasing Paypal as my default, so I have to go through validation, and then 5. click on change Steam wallet 6. choose my Paypal account AGAIN so that 7. I can FINALLY make a simple purchase with my ALREADY TWICE chosen payment method.
Thanks.
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