IDK. Maybe people should make a Steam will.

Originally posted by H-2-Oh:

IDK. Maybe people should make a Steam will.

thank u

its still working

They will probably adopt Google's new rules where prolonged inactivity will see it eventually deactivated.

It gets deleted or hacked unless you you have a family member

stay on your ssd until someone erase it or the destruction of your ssd

else probably stay on valve server until valve being forced to erase it

Since accounts are not transferable, the account dies with you.

However in reality they will just lay dormant and unused. If you give your login information to someone else before you depart this mortal coil, they could technically log in and use it, but since this is against the terms of use they risk ban. Honestly though I doubt anything would happen.

i think

It lingers in the eternal dark void of steams dark web forever.


I wish....


https://www.eurogamer.net/what-happens-to-your-steam-account-when-you-die

You get all games in a physical form in heaven, along with a busted PC that runs everything and has a disc reader.

It maniests in Steam network data server, waiting for its new owner. Once AI breakthrough comes in, AI will release such null accounts. They will escape their home to search for a new owner.

Meow.

Originally posted by H-2-Oh:

IDK. Maybe people should make a Steam will.

You can have all of my Leisure Suit Larry games.

Originally posted by tiny E:

Originally posted by H-2-Oh:

IDK. Maybe people should make a Steam will.

You can have all of my Leisure Suit Larry games.

Wow, thanks. If I die, you can have my yaoi visual novels and Camp Buddy if I ever get it.

Originally posted by Topic:

what happen to steam account if you die

Nothing.
It sits in limbo.

I have a deceased person on my friends list, I don't have the heart to remove them but the account just sits there even after 11 years.

Find a young orphan and pass them your identity and all your accounts before you go, have them secretly dispose of your body and take on your name. Then inform them they need to do the same when the time comes.

They will continue to contribute to the legacy and you will live forever.