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But don't worry, we have no plans for this. We hope to support other digital retailers as well, but at this point we can only promise that the game will be sold on Steam. :)
And yeah it's justifiably so that Epic get a lot of hate...
Yes but they deserve it. Their launcher is terrible and instead of fixing it, they're buying exclusives to force us to use it.
Thank you for putting your customers first!
https://steamcommunity.com/groups/NoExclusiveGames/discussions/0/1796278072844560561/
TL:DR version :
Forced third party exclusive deals and robbing us customers the options to to buy from other stores like Steam / GOG
Restricting / preventing other official stores from competing and selling those games on their stores and any third party sites for cheaper
Implementing all kinds of anti-consumer policies on their stores and strongarming them on customers.
Lack of many features of other storefronts / launchers, chiefly Steam
https://imgur.com/P6cIq1u
No forum support
Review system is opt-in by developers / publishers who has full control over it
Epic's disdain of PC gamers calling them toxic, pirates and blaming PC gamers for lack of sales
Limited and convoluted refund system
Epic owned 48 percent by the Chinese company Tencent who is infamous for spying and censoring people
Epic collaborating with the Chinese company Tencent to sell user information to them or with any others in the world as stated in their EULA
Epic's lack of security on their store / launcher with numerous hacking successful attempts
Epic does not comply with the GDPR laws set by the EU and have seemingly broken a few
Epic's CEO, Tim Sweeney expressing his desire for an open free PC platform where stores and customers can freely compete and buy games from without restriction while doing the exact opposite with forced third party exclusives and strongarming customers with anti-consumer policies. He has recently stated on Twitter that Epic wants to compete by creating "store wars" and forced third party exclusives on their store instead of improving their stores with better features and services to appeal to customers
https://imgur.com/a/3836Qnf
Bad or lack of regional pricing
Bad customer service
Steam had only one real advantage you didnt mention, allowing erotic games, but looks like its not the case anymore.