Steam Game Recording is great, I love that I can record to my HDD and not RAM; as well as set much longer "shadowplay" recording lengths compared to other softwares. And the fact that it's baked into Steam, with tons of easy quick trimming and quick export & share features, all of that makes me want to use it that much more.

But I can't. Steam Game Recording bakes all audio together into one audio track, and if I use Steam to record my gameplay, I can't balance my audio levels in post production. So what ends up happening is if I don't have my game audio and my input audio perfectly balanced before I even start recording, in post I'll discover that the whole recording is a wash because I can't balance my Discord audio to hear it from the game audio.

This is huge, and is one tiny step away from being my recommendation for the easiest, most accessible game recording software for most people.