Titanfall requires origin :(

However Steam also has plenty of exclusives. I did read when you said "(yes even steamworks games)," however you still play the Steamworks ones. You have over 2000 hours of gameplay on TF2 according to your Steam profile, however TF2 is only on Steam. While I would say that console exclusives are one of the worst things that has happened to gaming, I can't say the same about if a game is on Steam and/or Origin and/or Uplay. If you have a PC you can still play the exact same game without any difference in gameplay no matter which client you're using. You can easily tell Steam to add a shortcut if you want to a DRM-free game or a game that uses another client and there won't really be a difference.

As for that last line, I could also tell you "go moan somewhere else" or that no one cares that you won't buy it, but you still posted. I didn't have to resort that because I actually brought up a good point in that there is no reason not to use Origin. If you want one library, then do the "Add Non-Steam Game" option.

And let's go beyond free games for a second:
If somebody gave you a PS4 and a bunch of PS4 games, would you respond with "Oh no thanks, it's not on Steam." I have Steam, Origin, and Uplay just as I have an Xbox 360, a Gamecube, a PS1, a PS2, a Nintendo 64, and a Wii from before I started PC gaming. It would be a waste to throw them away and there's no reason that I shouldn't just change what input my TV is on and turn one of them on if I want to play a game that I have for one of those systems. I won't buy it again on Steam as I already own the game and I don't want to spend $5 just to avoid having to change the TV input or press 1 more mouse click to open Uplay or Origin or to "Add a Non-Steam Game" to my Steam library. If you don't use Origin, contrary to what you may think, it doesn't make you cool. Not using Uplay does not make you cool. And Assassin's Creed IV and the new Splinter Cell, which I got for free, are still brand new and $60 when not on sale on Steam, so have fun waiting for a good enough sale. Remember, not only would you be spending $15 per game in 4 months during a sale (thinking generously here, as, while Steam sales are great and PC games go on sale very soon after they're released, I don't think you can expect anything lower than this for a while for these two games), but those 4 months are 4 months in which you would not be able to play the games that you already own. Also, Black Flag has been on a bigger sale on Uplay than it's been on the Steam store. Just saying.

And the reason I said that I already posted it like 5 times is because it's sort of frustrating how many people can be so stubborn in not accepting a service that there is nothing wrong with and that does not affect the gameplay at all (typically gameplay is why people buy games) just because they think it's cool to hate Origin. Origin has better customer service than Steam and actually has a refund policy.

Now regarding the statement "Uplay or Origin garbage:" This can imply one of two things. The first is that you think the games themselves are garbage. This is obviously not the fact, as apparently before you heard that it was on Origin you were interested in Titanfall. This means that it's the latter explanation, that you think Uplay and Origin are garbage. The way you worded this does not properly reflect this, but it isn't hard to determine what you meant. If you notice, nobody has recently been able to come up with any good complaints about Origin. All complaints that people bring up are just the same old recycled complaints, complaints that either have been fixed by now or that apply to Steam just as much as they apply to Origin. There is not one single reason to hate Origin besides that people think it's cool to because they're stubborn and are too busy fangirling over Steam. I'm not saying that I wouldn't rather have a game on Steam moreso than on another client, though I am saying that if it's on another client it will make no difference to me.

Tl;dr: Either get a good reason (of which there is none) to ignore any client that's not Steam or swallow your pride. If you want to buy this game, buy it as you'll enjoy the gameplay either way.

Keep in mind that monopolies are a bad thing, which is the reason for the Sherman Antitrust Act.

Compare this to if someone gave you an extremely nice PC that was 27 times as good as yours that for some reason you were unable to move into whatever room your PC is usually in (let's just call this Room A) and you never used it because "I only use the computer in Room A." It's the exact same situation.

That really cute, are you saying that we are supposed to be envious at those people who pre-ordered BF4 @ 90$ only to use them as beta testers?

So let me get this straight. A game that someone wants now has gameplay that is entirely unchanged and features that are also entirely unchanged?! And thus now they refuse to buy it?! Oh the humanity!

Downloads are twice as fast as Steam? How does that work? Download speeds should always be the same during normal operation unless your connection is unstable.

All of these statements apply to me as well. Especially if you sign up for Steam beta, you're gonna get a lot of Steam updates. Steam for me has often just suddenly slowed down and the download speed has started to approach 0 but then it slowly goes back up when it hits like 150 kB/s. Origin would have consistently higher download times. Both may have the same peak, but Origin would stay closer to that peak and more often.

You could always opt out of the beta. :p