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1.第一桶金建议先买高端洋气的喷气背包，地址玩具店隔壁，价格2000
2.赚钱目前只有四个小游戏，碍于人数目前高尔夫最好赚钱，僵尸个人最喜欢，球球有点难，娱乐第一
3.飞碟的小游戏记得一定要抢中间的小猫咪回家放好加分，可以去对面抢对方的猫咪降分
4.按ESC可以左上角寻找设置人物，包括肤色和买帽子都是在设置人物里面
5.自家的早晚可以按c设置自动或者手动
6.帽子同样对应高尔夫时候的白球diy
7.家具的那个2000的TV架子模型实在小，和GMOD完全不能比，大厅毫无违和感建议三思，便宜的那个还没试过欢迎大家勇于尝试
8.K是自杀尸体可以堆叠哦
9.VPN可以不用裸连，网速差的小伙伴还是建议用个，鉴于加速器都太贵楼主就个人推荐个畅爽加速器，好用关键还便宜
10.加好友可以TAB里面当前服务器的人里加，同样小伙伴去自己家可以STEAM直接跟随，不一定要邀请
11.现在还是0.1.0的类似阿尔法版本，更多新的coming soon敬请期待
12.目前物价实在太贵，建议先买的大东西，椅子这种实在不划算
13.小游戏中途加进去的第一把分数会很差，比如高尔夫你一杆他会强行多加9杆这样
14.家具摆放的方向调整用鼠标滚轮，同样大体的角度就要自己动来动去的调整最佳的了
15.僵尸生存的TNT开局可以放好，这是好东西楼主喜欢站在里面打，1对1坑死无数僵尸，枪支类建议第四种好像，就是两发和6发的随机的一个那栏
16.僵尸生存的TNT握手里直接砸僵尸脸上有奇效
17.白天的人反而多，表示老外时差是晚上都出来了，上班的伤不起
18.游戏内语音可以按X(鼠标中键亦可。)
19.电视机以及电影院放的视频，都是youtube里面点分享弄出来的
20.墙壁的颜色现在可以换了，点Q然后右键要改的墙壁
21.技术好的同学可以试试单刷高尔夫，打多了还是很赚钱的
22.玩具店隔壁的1000块壁画，自己diy的照片可以直接百度找照片，但是记得一定要右键照片地址，不是直接复制链接!!!
23.僵尸生存的有个一次一发的黄色手枪强烈推荐，完全是一个子弹一个人头。高尔夫的第二张红枫林图最简单
24.滚轮可以调视角
25.游戏内打中文请下载QQ输入法纯净版
26.家具灯和房间灯都是可以改颜色的!参照20条
27.球球大作战可以三个好友刷图，这样最差也是第三名，钱会很多
28.僵尸模式的3号6发的枪可以按右键，蓄力击退僵尸
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The main draw, however, is Steam's popular seasonal sales, days-long events that see prices on scads of games slashed by 50%, 75%, and even 90%. Even bundles - a discount in their own right - can go on sale. With even recent indie and AAA titles discounted, many users have given up on paying full price for any game while others make purchases on impulse that they normally wouldn't look twice at. This is causing most of Steam's competitors to follow suit, further encouraging the 'wait for a sale' mentality. It's reached a point where 'significantly cheaper games' is becoming .
In 2011, Steam added a Workshop feature that allows players to submit any
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In 2012, Steam branched out into distribution of non-gaming software, and also introduced a system called Steam Greenlight to allow the gamer community to submit indie games and vote on whether Steam should distribute them. After
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is still in effect concerning many games.
In 2013, Steam introduced
and a , of all things. Shortly before its 2013 Summer Sale, trading cards were introduced to several games (with the Summer Sale, not coincidentally, introducing them to many more), which are collected by playing (or ) the game in question. A full set of these cards (which require either trading with friends or
to obtain) earns you a badge based on that game and Steam XP, which increases your Steam level. Increasing your Steam Level is largely a , but also unlocks friends list slots and profile customization options. In addition, themed profile backgrounds and emoticons can be earned by crafting game badges. The community is
on this feature: Some decry it as a , some have taken to playing the market for cash, some have given a collective shrug, and others have eagerly dove into the new feature, now finally having motivation to play the extensive games collections they purchased during Steam's deep-discount periods.
On September 23, 2013, Steam announced SteamOS, a
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On December 2, 2014, Steam added a built-in broadcasting feature, allowing users to spectate other Steam users' game sessions. In 2015, Steam branched into film distribution as well, with them getting a deal with Lionsgate in April 2016. In March 2017, they revealed a deal with
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