If anyone cares this is my account, if you look at my games played it's almost exclusively single player games.

Well, mate.  My family just got a new computer allowing two of my brothers and myself  two all play simultaneously in the same room.  So that's already three people towards your number right there.

Lee and I are pretty good when we work together.  Wilson's not quite as experienced, but if he's taking commends from both of us we make a deadly trio.

20 hrs on CS:GO. Something tells me I wouldn't be adequate for CS:GO comp.

I'd be down for a TF2 match with other Brickfilmers if we can get enough people.  I have to warn you, however, that I'm not very good at TF2, even though I've already racked up an embarrassingly large number of hours despite only having had the game for a month and a half or so.  I'm pretty decent at Scout or Engie, though.  For some reason I also keep trying to play as classes I suck at, like Sniper or Spy, in the hopes I'll get better (to be fair, I've gone from being bad at Sniper to being slightly less bad at Sniper... once enemy players stand still so I can actually shoot them...).

Oh yeah, my Steam Profile is here.  Feel free to add me and see for yourself exactly how bad I am at TF2.

I think you'd have an unfair advantage if you all play on the same team, as you can communicate and coordinate strategies in a way that none of the other players can.  You'd have to split up on different teams or not talk with each other to keep it more balanced, I think.

I also wish there was a better way to communicate in TF2 to better be able to coordinate battle strategies.  Both text and voice chat can be read/heard by the enemy, so you can't really plan a coordinated assault.  Not that I can really use voice chat anyway.

I play CS:GO, TF2, and PAYDAY 2 mainly.

I have it, but burned out a while ago.

The devs describe it as 'LEGO rockets with lots of unintended explosions and little green men that manages to sneakily teach you about orbital mechanics' it's freaking awesome and the mod community is  crazy active so just about anything is possible.

El bump.

Anyway, as you're probably aware, the Steam Summer Sale (apparently also known as "wave-goodbye-to-your-money season") is on in full swing, and there are a bunch of games I'm interested in obtaining.  Thing is, I'll likely be getting a new computer in the near future and won't be able to play much on the one I'm currently using.  At the risk of asking a stupid question, is it possible to install Steam games on any computer with your Steam account, or are you just restricted to the computer you've bought them on?  I assume it would be possible to install them on multiple devices since Steam is a purely online service (and it's possible to do this even with retail hard copies of games), but I just wanted to double-check since I for obvious reasons don't want to spend a bunch of money on games that I wouldn't be able to play.

Also, anyone have any recommendations for games to get?  I'm pretty new to gaming, so...

Indeed.  You can play your Steam games on any computer that can play them.

However, every time one logs on on a new computer, one must first confirm that they are the true owner of that computer through an E-Mail confirmation.  This is some sort of security precaution just in case someone got your password because they still would not be able to log in to your account from their own computer (unless they had your E-mail password as well).

So far my family has bought I Am Bread and Gang Beasts.  I haven't tried I Am Bread yet, but last night we had a load of laughs with Gang Beasts.  Although it's probably only worth it if you have someone with witch to play local co-op.

EDIT: Roller-Derby Disco Dodge Ball is 66% off.  It's pretty fun.

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