Is there any way to deactivate achievements in Steam games?

My brother bought the humble bundle like 2 weeks ago and he still hasn't downloaded any game. the reason? He doesn't want me to "steal his achievements" he knows I'll play and beat every game first in a very short amount of time and the guy wants to unlock all the achievements by himself. I dont even care about achievements, never try to get them, I just get the ones that are obtained automatically with progress, but still he doesn't want me to get any.

So I was wondering is there any way to disable them in steam? so that when I play I wont unlock anything?

Seriously there are like 10 games in my list which I havent been able to touch because of that.

And no, waiting for him to beat the games is not an option, that could literally take over 8 months, he rarely plays anything asside BF3. The guy bought metro 2033 and batman AA like the last year and he still hasn't even beaten the 1st level of metro or played batman for more than half an hour.

That's the downside of not having a Steam account all to yourself, unfortunately. You can buy a non BTA hib for $1, you could always buy that for your brother and start him off with his own Steam account.

On your account? Why doesn't he have his own?Artekus

[QUOTE="Artekus"]On your account? Why doesn't he have his own?lightleggy

Still, that doesn't exclude the fact that you could have one account each. Your brother might like some games you don't like so then he can have them on his account en vise versa. Just because you use two accounts on one pc doesn't mean that you need to own the same games as the other account to log in and play. Sure, that won't solve your current problem but when you two guys move out who's gonna get all the games or are you gonna call your brother every time you want to play a game for the rest of your life?

[QUOTE="lightleggy"][QUOTE="Artekus"]On your account? Why doesn't he have his own?kriggy

Still, that doesn't exclude the fact that you could have one account each. Your brother might like some games you don't like so then he can have them on his account en vise versa. Just because you use two accounts on one pc doesn't mean that you need to own the same games as the other account to log in and play. Sure, that won't solve your current problem but when you two guys move out who's gonna get all the games or are you gonna call your brother every time you want to play a game for the rest of your life?

You aren't allowed to share account to my knowledge, so the answer should be pretty self-explanatory.kaealy

He actually cares about 'achievements'....?C_Rule

You aren't allowed to share account to my knowledge, so the answer should be pretty self-explanatory.kaealy