Steam account name: Keep it secret?

Technology and Gaming
#1

Is it important to keep the Steam account name secret?

Afaik other players can add you in Friends via e-mail/account name.

#2

Not really. Just don’t tell your password to anyone, obviously.

#3

You never know, this is like the 4chan of game forums.

#4

Keep it secret, keep it safe.

#5

No real reason to tell people.

#6

even tho when you tell the password he still won’t come into your account…

#7

I just watched LOTR:1 yesterday and plan to watch 2 and 3 today :smiley:

#8

My steam name is a big secret, you will never figure it out.

#9

Write your login and password on a piece of paper.
Put that in a vault deep underground, tell no one about it and then terminate your Steam account and email account, so nobody will ever find out what your login info really is.

#10

If you use the new Steam Guard system like me, you could give out both your user name and password – but I wouldn’t advise it. You never know what sadistic people can do with that info.

#11

TehRealKeyzerSoze?

#12

GOD?

#13

You’ll never guess my steam name… —>

#14

its sesoft.corp

GIV ME MONEY IN PAYPAL OR I USE MOAR HAX 2 STEL PASWRD.

#15

Sersoft beat you at posting that joke.

Also, fix your signature.

#16

I don’t have paypal, I get other people to buy shit for me.

#17

i keep it secret cuz i made it in 2004 and i was retarded/14 years old then

#18

Too bad now you’re 21 and you’re still retarded.

#19

sit down

#20

I’ve been a member of Steam since 1998.
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