no

Then be ready to say goodbye to those 25%-90% off sales.

The EULA (that YOU agreed to) states you have a NON-TRANSFERABLE license.
This means no trading or selling.

Sure why not

Originally posted by HikariLight:

Then be ready to say goodbye to those 25%-90% off sales.

The Sales would not vanish.....but the Publishers would.
So it would be more a say goodbye to the majority of games.

Always remember that not getting your way does not equal to a company not taking care of its customers.

like give you $1.50 for a $40 game...

Originally posted by Wolfpig:

The Sales would not vanish.....but the Publishers would.
So it would be more a say goodbye to the majority of games.

No, the ones suffering the most would be small indie developers. Who can weather more? A multi-billion dollar heavy publisher or a small developer who depends on EVERY sale?

Aaand... What it's in for developers and Steam to have a secondary store competing with their own products inside the Steam Store?

Originally posted by HikariLight:

Then be ready to say goodbye to those 25%-90% off sales.

It'd change just more than sales.

If you were the owner of a physical store, would you let people take stuff from your shelves and sell them for their own profit? That's what the OP is demanding. How did "customer" change from "person who buys stuff" to "person who expects to make a profit at a store's expense"?

Your idea will completely destroy Steam.
It won't work. It won't happen.

You purchased a non-transferable license. There is nothing to sell. If you could transfer the licenses in exchange for a price, the only way the publishers would agree to such a thing is if the entire proceeds of any such sale went to them.

Valve do not own the IP to the majority of games on Steam.

You licence those 3rd party games, you do not own them.

An example of a game from your library.

City Skylines II EULA:

https://store.steampowered.com/eula/949230_eula_1

1. License

The Services are licensed or otherwise made available to you, not sold. Paradox or its licensors own and reserve all rights to the Services, including all rights, title, and interest in the intellectual property rights.

Originally posted by GELSE⭐:

This is long overdue, Valve!

Not happening.

Originally posted by HikariLight:

Then be ready to say goodbye to those 25%-90% off sales.

Not just that; publishers would stop using Steam. It would be suicide.

Originally posted by Tolkien Book Fan:

If you were the owner of a physical store, would you let people take stuff from your shelves and sell them for their own profit?

Not the correct analogy. You CAN buy something from a store, and sell it to someone else later.

Originally posted by Wolfpig:

Originally posted by HikariLight:

Then be ready to say goodbye to those 25%-90% off sales.

The Sales would not vanish.....but the Publishers would.
So it would be more a say goodbye to the majority of games.

or publishers can focus on not ripping people off with 90 dollar games lol

Originally posted by John Henry Eden:

Originally posted by Wolfpig:

The Sales would not vanish.....but the Publishers would.
So it would be more a say goodbye to the majority of games.

or publishers can focus on not ripping people off with 90 dollar games lol

You don't have to buy those games on launch day. It's a choice. You can wait for a sale or buy cheaper games.