Red Dead Redemption 2 on PC has issues (duh)

They're getting Big Picture mode, Steam play history logging, trading cards, ability to make Steam screenshots, Steam's greater reputation for reliability, security, and consumer-considerate company behaviour. And family-sharing and a bunch of other stuff they may or may-not use. They also get a more patched version of the game since it is releasing a month later.

Overall, there's quite a large benefit package to getting a game on Steam as opposed to another platform, and it's all free.

A person could also pay the same price for a meal in a dingy, smelly restaurant run by thugs who don't appreciate their customers as they could in a beautiful restaurant with good service and free deserts. Which would you choose to spend the same money at?
Well I guess none of those things are important to me at all. And you keep saying it is the same price when the main point I was making was that you could have had the game for cheaper somewhere else.
 
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