Taskbar Hero Steam Market Resumes With Slot And Rarity Restrictions
The market restart with tight slot caps and rarity bans shows the developer is prioritizing server stability over full trading freedom, while the mass ban signals a zero-tolerance stance on item exploits.
Reporting from 1 sources: Game Spark.
The idle RPG Taskbar Hero resumed its Steam Market on June 25 after a suspension caused by concentrated access. The update introduces a four-slot listing limit with an eight-hour cooldown per slot and temporarily restricts listings of the top three rarities. The developer also announced disciplinary action against 6,180 accounts for cheating.
The idle RPG Taskbar Hero brought its Steam Market back online on June 25 after a suspension triggered by access overload, but players face new limits. Listings are capped at four slots with an eight-hour cooldown per slot, and the three highest rarities-Celestial, Divine, and Cosmic-are blocked from trading for now. Soul Stones remain listable. The developer said it will consider lifting the rarity ban after monitoring market stability and will release a roadmap once the market settles.
Before the market resumed, the team banned 6,180 accounts confirmed for cheating. The disciplined players created or obtained items through illegitimate means, used unauthorized programs, or exploited the game system. Depending on the case, restrictions apply to game access or market access. The announcement includes an appeal link for players who believe they were wrongly penalized.
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