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[–] Taldan@lemmy.world 10 points 21 hours ago

To be fair to Epic, I don't want to leave Steam. It's great having most of my games in one place. Steam has had very pro-customer policies. Even when I got some free games on Epic, if I ended up playing them a lot, I would just buy the game on Steam when it next went on sale just to keep my collection in one place

As long as Steam keeps favoring the users, I'll keep using it