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COINER SM · Dec 15, 2014

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Post: [Idler] Boosting game hours the easy way!
Forum: Steam Sales
Assigned Moderators: Unb4nn3d, video, blade bro4, I Bleed Duke Blue, Jack Goff, SellerMan, zuzel111, ZippyGFX, Cas_M

Posted by: SKINNER
Original Content:

Since i am new on this forum i better make a good starters topic.
So i decided to give this free idling program for people who didn't know about it and want to boost hours the easy way.

Description: This is a free client you can use to idle in whatever games you want. It's designed to increase your hours played in Steam.

Features:

Idle as many games as you want at once. (Add more games to the list by editing 'SteamAppIDs.ini')

Option to automatically restart game processes after an hour to simulate real gameplay.

Why should I use this over others?

Uses Steamworks to perfectly emulate a game being played.

Can run as many games as you want at once.

Doesn't mess with game executables.

Available to everyone.

It's fucking free.

Usage:

Download from the link below. Extract to a folder on your computer. Install with the wizard to your desired location.

Run 'idler.exe' and select the games you want to run. If you want to run a game that isn't in the list read above.

Click 'Start' to begin the processes. The game processes will start in the background. Confirm the game is running.

If you enabled automatic restarting the games will reload at random times between 1 and 2 hours to ensure your gameplay is continually recorded.

Notes:

This public version can only be run on one Steam account at a time.

As of version 0.2 the program now directly interacts with Steam. This is completely safe!

You can't run games you don't own. The process will open but no hours will be added to your account.

You can add your own games to the list by editing the 'SteamAppIDs.ini' file with additional game IDs.

I'm not responsible for anything that happens to your account. Nothing will happen anyway.

Price: Free for all.

Requirements:

.NET Framework 4.0

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Jack · Dec 15, 2014

Eh it's not that old, OP might still respond

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