No they should not remove it, as it's great for changing modpacks.

Originally posted by TBS AlexDK:

No they should not remove it, as it's great for changing modpacks.

They should

Originally posted by BUSZLORD:

Originally posted by TBS AlexDK:

No they should not remove it, as it's great for changing modpacks.

They should

No, they shouldn't. I use it quite frequently and it is very handy.

The rest of us shouldn't lose out on a convenient feature just because you can't pay attention to what you are clicking on a computer screen.

If we are not allowed to have the "empty the wishlist" feature because people will complain to support, then the overwrite subscriptions feature should be removed too.

Originally posted by BJWyler:

Originally posted by BUSZLORD:

They should

No, they shouldn't. I use it quite frequently and it is very handy.

The rest of us shouldn't lose out on a convenient feature just because you can't pay attention to what you are clicking on a computer screen.

Yes they should

Originally posted by BJWyler:

Originally posted by BUSZLORD:

They should

No, they shouldn't. I use it quite frequently and it is very handy.

The rest of us shouldn't lose out on a convenient feature just because you can't pay attention to what you are clicking on a computer screen.

not very ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ convenient to lose every subscription. think about someone other than yourself for a change

Originally posted by Pillbug:

Originally posted by BJWyler:

No, they shouldn't. I use it quite frequently and it is very handy.

The rest of us shouldn't lose out on a convenient feature just because you can't pay attention to what you are clicking on a computer screen.

not very ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ convenient to lose every subscription. think about someone other than yourself for a change

How is demanding a change for your own convenience that negatively affects all other users that do make use of this feature "thinking about someone other than yourself"?

Originally posted by Buszman:

Please give steam users the option to remove "Overwrite my subscriptions" option from collection; perhaps by a toggle on/off feature.

^ Fixed for you.

While I may not make use of it I am a firm believer in more "options" than blanket changes.

I don't think the overwrite button needs a visibility toggle, as much as a regular "Are you sure"-confirmation prompt would hopefully do the job at catching any accidental presses.

I'm actually surprised such a radically affecting button doesn't have a confirmation prompt already, if so. Situationally it is still a very useful button, hence I don't think it should be removed outright.