You asked what package only means, and I found an answer.

Total is total, with old spend being the cutoff of old spending.

None of the numbers are guaranteed to add up to each other.

I don’t know what’s missing from the reply.

RA2

Have you seen DORF?

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2388620/DORF_RealTime_Strategic_Conflict/

It’s a remaster of 2033 with a bunch of tweaks to mechanics and improved visuals.

From the page with the values:

“OldSpend” is the amount of external funds applied before Friday, April 17, 2015 18:00:00 UTC.

From Steam support regarding package only:

This row includes the portion of the account’s total funds spent that could not be transferred. For example, a hardware purchase, gifted game, or in-game item does not count toward Package Only Spend, but a game purchase for your own library would.

Well not how much you’ve spent, how much it values your collection. But what’s that number based on?

Please re-read the article. The values are on Steam itself, based on your interactions with it.

I only watched the first episode and it didn’t grab me. The whole setup with Skinner publicly announcing a challenge to find him just kept making me think of Willy Wonka. It was a convoluted set up.

The rest of the run time being Great Value Spike Spiegel escaping from prison was so needlessly indulgent. It just went on and on and on. It easily could have been cut down to leave time to actually meet other characters in the first episode more.

Without the action, plot, or visuals especially grabbing me I just didn’t come back.

Not particularly. My experience with anime is more or less an outgrowth of what was on Adult Swim back in the 90s. Cowboy Bebop, Evangelion, Hellsing, Outlaw Star, Mobile Suit Gundam and Gundam 8th MS Team, Ghost In the Shell, and Big O are representative of my kind of baseline. I’ve searched out a few anime things since then like Fist Of The North Star, Akira, Paprika and others but I’m not super deep. Cyberpunk settings have always been a fascination of mine so recently I decided to look into both Patlabor and Bubblegum Crisis.