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Who says anyone needs to inform Valve of your passing? Make sure your children have access to the email backing the account and they're good to go.
by kiddico 2mo ago
Who says anyone needs to inform Valve of your passing? Make sure your children have access to the email backing the account and they're good to go.
- sciencejerk 2mo agoWhat happens when faceID or biometrics is required? Quickly gets very creepy if your kids want to keep playing your games
- psp99 2mo agoWhat happens if Valve don't exist?
- yason 2mo agoIf this continues long enough there will be plenty of 140-year-olds rocket-jumping through levels in TF...
- Schlagbohrer 2mo agoCue the scientific reports saying "Gamers have the longest life expectancy. Look at how many 100 year olds there are on Steam!" Same people who thought Okinawans were the longest lived people on earth, just because of the poor record keeping and social security fraud there.
- Cthulhu_ 2mo agoYeah but you need to put that in a package that unlocks in case of your demise, timely or not. Password database and two factor authentication (back-up codes at the very least). Possibly a secondary password database if your primary one contains stuff you don't want those that stay behind to know about.
- benoau 2mo agoThere are many signals that will inform them you are dead and AI will easily detect them: the change to your gaming routine and purchasing habits and platform usage as they grind to a sudden and complete halt except for the occasional sign-in to play one of your games, and the "age of account" will inevitably betray you.