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obs. peoples already can use the same account on steam in a remote pc... just not playing game at the same time... so this would only make things get more aacesible for players
I highly doubt PC gamers would like of games requiring external drives, memory cards or thumb drives to save their game. Also would still be responsibility of the developers as they dictate how their game's save system work. Valve has no power over game developer's development decisions.
And no, Steam and consoles are not the thing. Consoles are closed platform where the console creator dictates what can be done with it and how. PC's are open platform developers can do what ever they want as long as it's not illegal. There's billions of different PC's (no two computers are the same) while on consoles there is (generally) one set of hardware and software (preinstalled) per console generation.
It doesn't change that game devs are responsible for how they program their game.