Most Steam users who get into card farming start with a single game. It is simple, it works, and it teaches you the basics. Sooner or later, though, you look at your library and realize that one game at a time will take months. That is the point where managing multiple games becomes the real skill. Done well, multi-game idling clears a large backlog efficiently and without drama. Done carelessly, it leads to confusion about which games are finished, wasted time on games with no drops left, and interruptions to the games you actually want to play. This guide covers…
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