Look, I swear I'm not trolling.
I just wanna know what's behind this. So, if someone could please share me some link, I might change my mind.
Seriously.
1- Metro was announced for Steam, was advertised for Steam, was advertised on Steam, it was already available for pre-order on Steam, then Epic bribed Deep Silver to make it exclusive to the Epic Store. PC users hate this kind of anti-consumer practices.
2- People like to say that Steam is a "monopoly", but this is the reality:
The way Steam works, publishers/developers can freely sell Steam keys on 3rd party stores, these 3rd party stores compete among themselves and with Steam itself by offering cheaper prices to the consumers using their own part of the cut (the 30% cut those stores receive, they use a part of that as a discount for the consumers). Meanwhile Epic sells the games only on their own store, there's no price competition with 3rd party stores. Even if the games end up at the same price as on Steam or even slightly cheaper, it's still more expensive than it would have been in the 3rd party stores that actually compete with Steam.
3- Epic client doesn't have any features. Steam has alot of very useful features that users make use of.
Steam isn't perfect and has room for alot of improvements, but it's leagues ahead of the Epic client. The Epic client is more lacking than even Origin and Uplay, let alone Steam.
