Epic is basically doing what Steam did 15 years ago. What Epic supporters don't understand is if Epic becomes the new biggest game platform," they won't be different from steam.<br><br>But what i personally remember is Epic game didn't hesitate a second 12 years ago to leave their supporting PC community to take a fat check from Microsoft to do only Xbox exclusive game named Gears of war and what most of people ignore is that Gears of war 1 was literally Unreal 3 ( the solo game"," not Unreal Tournament 3 ) and they just canceled it and turned it from a FPS To a TPS and kissed pc gamers goodbye for money after 8 years of support by an active and loving community.<br><br> <br>again", how is removing from one platform and putting on another a competition? competition is when amazon and newegg both sells the same product with prices that vary to attract buyers, making exclusives is not really a competition, users aren't really getting anything out of this, it's not really any cheaper if you buy on epic, it's still 60$(Metro is 50$ for now, but doesn't really mean every game gonna have a 10$ discount)," competition would having the same game on both and let people choose where they want to buy and compete with good services on a said launcher that attracts them. <br><br>i will personally give 10$ extra on steam for the convenience alone if they have that as an option.<br><br>no it is not great", nothing that hinders customers reviews is not great, shielding devs from user reviews is not great, when was the last time you made a purchase on amazon without looking up its ratings and user reviews?  have you ever blindly bought a product on amazon without doing the due diligence? if Epic comes out tmrw and say we allow user reviews for the games on their platform, i'm much more willing to accept it ," right now as it stands it's anti-consumer pro developers. <br><br>And Steam Stats that tells how many people are playing the game before making informed decisions about buying an Multiplayer game."