Kohleran: I've went the normal channels using the WishList. It's been over a year and other requests on the same topic have been there over a year and no response. It is so frustrating.

Loyal customer for a long time with a LARGE library of games and the TAG system includes all tags chosen making this a lost opportunity to be a great asset in finding and sorting games in the library.

Example for Clarity: Tags used - Classic, Completed, Space, RPG, Arcade, Roguelike, Play Next, TextBased, 4X, Simulation, Horror, Adventure point and click, etc.
--- I want to play an RPG. Well, that doesn't help lessen the amount of games I need to look through very much!
--- ok, then. I just want to play what I've tagged as Classic RPG.
I just want to look through the classic RPG's. Still a large list, but something specific. I can't even do this. As soon as I add Classic to my filter, I get ALL classic games, the shooters, the Space, the arcades, anything I've tagged as a classic. What you would wish for, is for the filter to show only those that match both tags. But say this worked, wich would be a huge boon and all
--- if I wanted to narrow it down more, I could add Classic Roguelike RPG's.

Adding the filter option of AND / OR / NOT would be such a supreme help. It is so frustrating to have such a huge library and not being able to manage it properly.

No help via Wishlist. Can someone in the know put the word to the higher ups about this seemingly simple request? It's going on years with no response.

firstpastthepost: I have no issues selecting multiple tags in my library, which is what I assume you're talking about since you can't filter by tag in your wishlist.

muntdefems: Good luck listing all RPGs in your library that you have not completed yet.

Unless you've got a tag for "Completed games" and another one for "Non-completed games", of course. :P

firstpastthepost: You don't immediately tag all your new purchases as uncompleted? Am I the only one?

muntdefems: Errrr... who knows? Maybe? I sure don't.

Anyway, the main (and the OP's) point here is that whenever you select multiple tags, they get combined as a logical OR, when most of the time it would make more sense to combine them as a logical AND.

Of course, the optimal solution would be to let you choose, so you could obtain whatever subset of your library you desired.

firstpastthepost: I was being sarcastic.

muntdefems: Well, you never know. I've got a pretty OCD-inclined personality myself but, thankfully, compulsive game library tagging isn't one of its outlets. xD

tinyE: Did I ever show you that "Luke has OCD" vid?

muntdefems: No, but please do.

NovumZ: When you frustrate; masturbate!!