I knew somebody would try to null anything I said with that.
All three times they gave me back my account and I still have an account that is currently collecting dust.
Also, yes I did jump the gun with my initial comments i will agree.
I initially bought some games because I didn't want to wait for them and they had some free games, but I was dissuaded after constant harassment from their fraud system from buying too many games one after another. Due to the lack of a shopping cart, do they have one now by the way?

Finally, where did I say I hadn't used the service before?

EDIT: I literally just read through my comments I did say I used Epic store before.
You didn't read very carefully did you FateOfOne?
Also, to assume people can't change is a bit naive.

Fraud detection issue: https://www.pcgamesn.com/epic-games-sale-error
https://www.techspot.com/news/80159-epic-games-store-blocks-user-accounts-making-many.html
https://www.gamerevolution.com/news/540741-epic-store-blocks-game-purchases

Please elaborate on Steam being a monopoly. Simply put monopoly is the only company in the market and can charge whatever they want without worrying that costumers will go elsewhere (or when competition cant do anything against you)

Is Steam really like that ? Size =/= monopoly. Yes it has the biggest market share, but launchers arent oppressed and steam isnt really overinflating prices to a point you have to pay more without choice of going elsewhere.. You can buy steam keys outside their store, which in my opinion is the biggest deal breaker for them not to be a monopoly. I agree its good to have more choice and more competition for steam, but I just cant stand people calling it monopoly. It dominates the market, sure. But monopoly ?
The business dealings behind the curtain only proves that steam isnt even close to monopoly. Steam provides every service for devs, if epic can counter that - awesome. But why the hate all the time and name calling. Also - origin and uplay providing their own launchers and still selling on steam just shows that its the best way to reach costumers. Again - not even close to being a monopoly.

Epic is likely creating a different kind of store with curated material.

This alone makes it redundant, not competition for Steam. You said it yourself, Steam rules because of it's all-encompasing catalogue. In the end, nobody cares how superior one platform is to another if one has all the games they want and the others have just some.

with these free games that epicgames gives us im thinking to change to epicgames cause i can play games on epicgames instead~ plus they give valuble free games why shouldnt we be in epicgames instead of steam !!!!

i dunno but i kinda have this feelings to change to epicgames

It doesn't really matter that much which platform has a ton of games, it is a bonus.
I want the platforms I use to be as user friendly as possible and not try to compensate with strong arm tactics like exclusivity.
Itch.io still sells games. It is not like they sell clothes.
I have issues with both platforms, but epics issue just didn't sit well with me.
I would like to look at Epic games's road map and how they removed the time frame for updates to the store to one give them more time and also not make promises for a better platform < (kind of opinion).
One do you know why steam takes the 30% cut because I don't it could a myriad of reasons. For one example it could be funding for their projects like Linux support, that friend play system, steam labs, etc.
Maybe Epic can just work with that 12% cut and don't need the extra money.

Last thing, yes the do have a curated store front because they are just starting. We will have to wait and see if that changes in the future.

I hope I didn't miss anything.

Of course steam needs improvement all the platforms need to improve constantly.
Also, I am sorry to say that the point your stating now didn't really come across in that post.
Secondly, steam is constantly competing for customers using there frequent store updates and changes.

Happy Cake day
I just wanted some discussion to come out of this comment thread,
I won't be going to Epic after the experience I had, but I will agree those are some good things they have done.
I will wait and see in a year or two if they improve their store front, but I won't be holding my breath.