Thread: How do I find Steam ID?

I can't find my Steam ID... I tried to open the command window in CS:S, and put in status, but it did absolutely nothing. Is there any other way to find it?

Here's a pic, if it helps (ignore the cursing, I was getting frustrated):



Eh, the pic is small, but I dunno how to fix that.

Benandorf,

You have to be connected to a server in order for "status" to work. Connect to TTP and type status, your ID will be next to your name. Something along the lines of STEAM_X:X:XXXXXX - hope this helps.

Oh, I have to be connected?

Too bad Steam's support center didn't say that >.>

Alright, thanks, I g2g now, but I'll try that when I get back.

Originally Posted by Benandorf

Oh, I have to be connected?

Too bad Steam's support center didn't say that >.>

Alright, thanks, I g2g now, but I'll try that when I get back.

Not to be mean...but....i...cant....stop...laughing

Originally Posted by Cecil900

Originally Posted by Benandorf

Oh, I have to be connected?

Too bad Steam's support center didn't say that >.>

Alright, thanks, I g2g now, but I'll try that when I get back.

Not to be mean...but....i...cant....stop...laughing

*Shrugs* I'm thick skinned.

And it just said start a game, I thought it meant the actual program, not an online game.

Oh, and the CS:S stats are down for me, if I click any of the links to it, the page goes to "404 Not Found".

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Heh, that's pretty good. :lol:

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