Black Friday 2020: Steam's Autumn Sale Date! Here's When Will Be the Next One!

Steam will have an Autumn sale, thanks to Black Friday 2020. The game provider's fans will surely be happy because this means that they'll have another money-saving event coming soon!

Steam's Autumn Sale is expected to be launched this month of November. However, Valve hasn't provided any updates yet regarding the exact date and start-time for their next sale.

But, this doesn't stop the players since they have many ways to figure it out. Usually, they are looking at previous launch schedules or depending on leaks that can help them determine when will Steam's next sale take place.

When will Steam Autumn sale take place?

As of the moment, Express UK reported that leaks surrounding a potential Steam Black Friday 2020 sale haven't been released yet. But, if you'll look at the previous schedules, it seems like the next sale will begin soon.

Steam Database website also stated that it is anticipating the Autumn sale this year to begin on Wednesday, Nov. 25. This expected date is not that far from the previous one since it was launched on November 26, 2019.

The Steam Black Friday 2020 is rumored to start at 6:00 p.m. GMT and will run for four days. It is expected to end on Tuesday, Dec. 1.

Although this are all just speculations, it is still advisable to check in on both Tuesday and Wednesday. You'll never know if it'll go live by that time.

Steam faces trouble with 'Titanfall'

Currently, Steam is facing an issue in its game "Titanfall." According to PC Gamer's latest report, the game's multi-player mech FPS is having an audio sound issue.

Because of this, many players are giving negative feedbacks. They claim that they are having server issues, while others are encountering an unexpected parameter error when downloading the game.

The fans also described that when they install the game, a hissing sound will appear. But, you won't have to stress yourself out because of the bug since Dj Sonic announced that there is a fix. All you need to do is find the file "cam_list in your SteamsteamappscommonTitanfallvpk directory" and drag it inside the "audio_installer in SteamsteamappscommonTitanfallbinx64." Once you do this, the hissing noise will dissolve.

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Written by: Giuliano de Leon.