The creators of SAM and Idle Master warn a ban is possible just to keep themselves clear of any blame, but there doesn't seem to be any hard proof they've ever been responsible for a VAC ban. A third alternative, Steam Achievement Manager SAMgoes beyond the other two and collects in-game achievements as well as cards.Īs with Idle Master, some users complain that the tool got them banned, while others insist you'll never be touched by VAC as long as you don't run it at the same time as another game.
Front end GUIs exist to make things easier, but most interactions are via keyboard using Command Prompt or Steam messaging using bots. Idle Master, in comparison, no longer appears to be supported.
Steam Idle Master documentation and FAQs warn of VAC errors if you run the utility along with a secured game simultaneously, so make sure you close out of it and then exit Steam completely before reopening Steam and playing any games protected by SteamGuard. Which should you use? We'll lay out the details below, but we recommend Archi Steam Farm for your card collecting needs. Steam Idle Master even includes a handy counter that lets you know how many drops are remaining and how long the mini-client has been running. So short of, you know, actually playing hours of every single game you've accrued in sales and bundles over the years, how else do you get these cards? This accrues card drops the same way loading a game and idling in a safe location otherwise would, only with far less overhead. Steam has developed plenty of rules detailing how to get cards, including increased drop rates for high level Steam users.
But that, too, can have its long-term advantages: by collecting cards and using them to level up your account, you can increase your card drop rate, and earn more money to spend on Steam games. This can net enough Wallet funds to snag the occasional indie game or sale item. Whatever brings the room together, right? The most obvious reason to collect Steam trading cards, though, is to sell them. Maybe they build virtual houses with them, or attend Steam card conventions to show off Achievement badges, or Card cosplay as their favorite foil drops. The "why" part is as immaterial as the cards themselves.
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