Steam Time-Played Changer

First Thread, pls be kind
I currently have a method in which increases your time played on games... But it is not the best.
So i came here to ask the great community if they have any successful methods.

Proof my method works:
Not allowed to post links...
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1,000 Hours in 2 Weeks (It was in 2 days)
24 (Hours in a day) x 7 (Days of the week) x 2 (2 Weeks) = 336
Triple the possible amount.
Steam Account ID:
-G-Man-
Yes i have a VAC ban but it is unrelated to changing the time.

Although it is not the best it works, but I'd like it to be better.
Any Ideas or Methods?

So does this increase the amount of playtime for the week or for the game?

just setup nodejs server with steam login -> sentry and send in-game packets for multiple games, this is over 1 year old and there are multiple services that offer these idlers as well as multiple sources including php logins and stuff

Simply.. get node.js version or any of avaible idler program.

For me.. i always afk 3games or 5 and i get on 1hour = 5hours on 2weeks
My friend afks all his 368games. he gets on 1hour = 368hours on 2weeks. so in.. 2hours = 736hours... and in 24hours he gets= 8,832hours

Steam runs that on automated system so it wont detect it even you play 2,000hours on 2weeks..

Some example profiles:
http://steamcommunity.com/id/me-Shoe/ - 10k hours
http://steamcommunity.com/id/BestAhegao/ -2k per every anime game
http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197991420654 - over 36k hours
https://steamcommunity.com/discussio...8030675043833/ - Discussion of upper profile

You can literally do this with Steam Achievement Manager, just leave a bunch of games open for exponential time games.

You can use the node.js method, or just leave the game open for a while lol. But sharing ways is always good, you might have something none of us know. So, do share your knowledge if you would like