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Personally I have little problem with either of them, though I do prefer to use Steam.
I agree with Origin being way to expensive but I disagree with you on the offline mode. Offline mode works without a problem on steam. As long as you follow the instrutions then you should have no problems using steams offline mode.
I remember back in september 2003 when steam was first released, the public hated it, it was slow, crashed alot and ugly and everyone though it was going to fail. Like everyone hate Origin but in time people will start to love that too. But I do believe steam has saved PC gaming to some degree and now with this new steambox thingy due, PC gaming will at the forfront of gaming again.
1) You're not the only person who uses Steam. People who have just joined might not know how it works or that it even exists, so yes instructions are needed.
2) No because Steam doesn't know that that is what you want to do. You have to tell it that you want to go offline.
3) The only time I've had this issue is when doing a rollback on windows.Other than that I've never had this issue.
4)For you perhaps.
Every single Valve game requires Steam to run. How is that any different?
There's a big difference in the fact that any titles exclusive to Origin require you to use the Origin store, and in the process of which (as it's owned and run by EA) EA can exclusively market more EA games to you. Yes, they're both digital DRM and both store clients etc, but at least Valve didn't create Steam to market more Valve titles while you play one that you have. It wasn't purely made for pushing what they created it was a DRM system for old HL2 games etc and the store sprung from that idea, since then it's become a full distributor in its own right, and more besides that. Origin will always likely just be EA's grounds, it's just an extension of their franchises.
In regards to 1) I think you missed his point. Turning something to Offline Mode shouldn't need instructions, the fact that they are necessary -- to new or old user alike -- is the failure.
It should be that if Steam loses connection by Internet failure, power outage coupled with internet loss, etc. Offline mode should kick in (as it does for Origin and Uplay). Not ensure that Steam closes correctly while online in order to enable offline mode in startup (or copy the necessary credentials file beforehand in case of sudden interruption).
So your saying people who have just joined Steam for the very first time should automatically know how to do stuff ? Are you on drugs ? Secondly it's not that hard to push a button now is it ? Come on. Typical "I can't be bothered/ why don't you do it for me " attitude.
You're still missing the point. It's not that people should automatically know things, that's not the argument. It's that Steam's Offline Mode (and instructions in order to copy the appropriate file that you need to do before system crash/power failure in order to ensure that it works before said system crash/power failure) doesn't work unless you've followed the instructions. The average person is not going to look for instructions on ensuring Offline Mode working properly unless they've experienced a system crash/power failure at which point it's already too late to save your credentials.
To point in how the clients behave with a lack of internet connection after a power failure: Origin and Uplay -- automatically goes into offline mode | Steam -- tries to log in online, if the credentials are not already saved on your computer (via either shutting down Steam properly -- which is impossible in a power failure situation -- or following the instructions to copy the credentials files -- which the average person wouldn't even think of until it happens), you're hooped and cannot play the games.
Do you understand why the process for saving your credentials from the "instructions" -- which honestly are user-found and not in support's knowledgebase -- is a failure? Or do you just want to hurl more insults?
Online and lose connection. No problem. Can still do everything I could before.(Playing games, etc.)
Starting steam without internet connection, no problem. (This is without selecting "Go offline." prior to closing steam while online.)
When I start Steam while not connected, I get the option to retry connecting or to start in Offline mode.
Isn't it like this with everyone?
For the record as well, I aint druggin' but you do actually miss the point on offline mode.
I'll make it a little easier to understand:
My gaming rig is a laptop, so when out take out the AC-plug it automatically goes in several Eco modes to get me the best scenario for whatever I'm doing.
After draining the battery for a couple of hours I plug it back in and hey presto the darn thing starts charging and I get my 90fps back :)..No pop-ups, questions, toasters nothing, it just acts.
Steam (and any other internet based app) has to function like that as well, I assume Steam does send out some kind of keep-alive signal, so when that fails Steam should goto offline mode with the exception perhaps of showing this via a toaster but that should be it.
And vice versa when internet is restored.
I'm not too lazy about pressing a button but a needless press for something that already I knew would happen is dumb too.
No. If Steam hasn't shut down correctly via a power failure/system crash, it won't go into Offline Mode properly when your computer restarts.