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> I doubt any of my next of kin care about e.g. my Steam library Okay but can I get it then? On a serious note, I doubt it is something inheritable. I haven't

• alias_neo 4y ago
  My pet peeve here is that they should be forced to change the "buy" button to a "rent" button or something. All of this digital assetry we're "buying" isn't actually ours, and that's one of the greatest annoyances of the "digital future" for me. That said, I couldn't give a shit, nor, I suspect could my wife and kids, whether my Steam library and Google Movies (or whatever) stick around after I expire.
• aniforprez 4y ago
  There's no need to "inherit" a steam account. If you have the credentials to log in, you can update the payment methods with new ones and just continue to use the account. Everything, including save files that are stored on their servers for supported games, will continue to simply work as long as steam exists. People actually can and do swap accounts and sell credentials all the time. There are third party sites that are made selling steam accounts for money So far, I've been too young to actually set anything up but with all these things stored in my 1Password and other storage accounts, I need some way to legally hand down credentials to my next of kin