I did not know about that. Thank you.

Interesting, didnt know it synced - I'm guessing it just shows your friends, achievements and GOG released games only?

Not only that. It imports all the games you have on the other stores, friends and achievements. You'll still need to have installed the other stores because when you launch a game from them, the game will launch from that store and not GOG, but at least it gives you a place to see all your games and which ones are installed and ready to play.

That is, if/when it works. In both my old PC and this new one I have problems with Steam, and I don't know why.

For me, it's mostly buying exclusivities and not really doing anything at all for the benefit of gamers. I might have been willing to forgive Epic for the exclusivities had they actually offered a good service in return, but Epic's platform is really barebones. For some reason, all they've done is moneyhatting and the absolutely minimum to improve their service. I don't see any commitment from Epic, so why should I commit to Epic.

Also, Tencent's massive share in Epic makes me concerned about freedom of speech in games if Epic ever becomes a really big player in the market.

Vanquish was on sale a few weeks ago for $5. I forgot how great the game was.

OK, so I have potentially a silly question. With PC gaming what is resolution scaling? Like if I set it to 100% does that mean it renders native to my resolution? Or does it mean it is upscaling a bunch?

Yes, 100% is usually the native resolution.

50% is usually 1/4 of the native resolution (1/2 of the x-axis and 1/2 of the y-axis), f. e. 960x540 on a 1920x1080 display. Or FullHD (1920x1080 = 2,073,600 pixels) on an UHD-display (3840x2160 = 8,294,400 pixels)

200% is usually 4x the native resolution (2x of the x-axis and 2x of the y-axis), f. e. 4K/UHD (3840x2160 = 8,294,400 pixels) on a FullHD-display (1920x1080 = 2,073,600 pixels).

But some game developers are counting different.

They display "50%" as 1/2 of the native resolution and "200%" as 2x of the native resolution.
So "50%" of UHD or "200%" of FullHD would be 4,147,200 pixels... in a 16x9-aspect 2715x1527 render resolution.

Thanks Conina.  Much appreciated.  I'm still trying to learn all these nuances.  

I'll probably make it easy and just keep everything at 100% via native.  

To be fair, this is the same company that regarded us as pirates (much like Ubisoft, surprise, surprise how both of them treat PC gamers), claimed "you won't find a game like Gears of War on PC, but you might find something on Facebook gaming". It took them 2 years to get a shopping cart and Tim claimed that the storefront costs to make it the best they can be weren't worth dumping into over the money hatting (Working with studios as he called it on Twitter).

Also this damning piece of evidenced is all I needed from that Apple court case to know they hadn't learned a damn thing since they left PC gaming (the Anti-Epic section in particular). 

Btw, there is no freedom of speech on EGS, because their "user review" system is neutered in a way that it "randomly" picks user reviews based on scores, meaning it will only ever pick the higher review scores, not the negative ones, and even then, the way they have worded 1 star makes it still sound good, not bad, which is enough to tell me that their review system is completely fucked and not at all designed for us the users, but for the studios/publishers (Publishers/studios can also 100% opt out of even allowing user reviews, which is a massive anti-consumer red flag).