Non-commercial redistributable game data

I've noticed a number of games whose content is distributable as long as it's distributed for free. A few of those games have ended up in Fedora but use autodownloader to download the game data. I really don't like this method because, at least as I understand it, the game data ends up in the user's home directory. If another user wants to play the game, they have to redownload the data. What is the feasibility of providing -data packages in rpmfusion-nonfree that would provide the data for said games, so the data could be installed system-wide? Can autodownloader (cc'ing autodownloader maintainer) check for game data availability before downloading the data off the internet? I'm thinking of something like this: User Jane has RPM Fusion enabled. Jane wants to install the Ur-Quan Masters, so she installs uqm-data, which Requires: uqm which Requires: autodownloader. The first time Jane starts uqm, autodownloader detects that the data files are already installed and the game just starts. User Albert doesn't have RPM Fusion enabled. Albert install uqm which Requires: autodownloader. The first time Albert starts uqm, autodownloader tells him that it needs to download the data files (which is how it works right now). Jonathan