What surprises me is that you say it's working on your server, since its traffic originates from the same sub-network as my own IP does...
That's exactly why I did that specific test
:P Maybe domestic users and dedicated servers have different routes. Does it work now?
Regarding wishlists, I will try to remember to check if a game is removed from the wishlist once you complete a trade for it but I guess it isn't (wasn't?) working because I still have "Adventure Time: The Secret Of The Nameless Kingdom" and "The Detail Episode 2 - From The Ashes" on my wishlist despite having traded them with you. I haven't added them to my library yet, so it would only affect removing the games when completing a trade. At least not when they're found in your Steam library, or removed from your Steam wishlist, which is not done right now if I understood you correctly:
Anyway, no, I'm not planning to have library syncing with Steam influence wishlist removal.
So the only way to remove a item you own from the wishlist will be by completing a trade for it or manually removing it from the wishlist?
:hmm: Those are a couple of things I don't like right now:
1. Tradable is removed when completing a trade. I mean, quantity is diminished by one, but since you can't edit the tradables right now, you can't modify the quantities. I usually don't keep track of the number of keys I own for a game, so I'd rather have the option to remove items at the completion of a trade (like Barter does) instead. As we discussed, this can be easily fixed/cheated by setting all your tradables to x99, for example (when quantities will be modifiable). However, I can see how this would work in the long term if a system to store your own Steam keys on Lestrades is added, since adding your keys here would let you know how many copies you have for it. But as I said, that's something I would expect in the long run...
2. Adding a game to your Steam library won't automatically remove it from your wishlist. I'd rather have it removed (unless it's tagged as "+extra"), otherwise you have to remember to remove games you buy/activate on Steam (not from a trade) yourself. The idea of a warning is not bad, but it's a bit redundant when the logical thing to do is to remove a game from the wishlist if the system finds out you own it (again, unless the game is tagged as "+extra").
NEW: bundle pages now indicate whether you own a game or not.
Weeee!!! Thanks!!
:yahoo:
