I prefer the style and functionality of Bitcoin, however I use PayPal in everyday life.
Wait, steam has a thing where you can use Bitcoin? What? When did this occur? 
I assume you mean third-party websites that accept Bitcoin in exchange for steam items, but if it's not, would you care to elaborate?
I think we need to see BTC increase to >$600 and get more good publicity and users before we see more large companies start accepting Bitcoin, like the glory days of a year and a half ago. Bitcoin is just too niche of a product right now for most companies to create an infrastructure that would manage Bitcoin payments.
Another thing that we might be missing is that large companies accepting Bitcoin may have helped the crash to ~$200, since the companies would sell it for slightly less than competitors, and it would all go down overall. Likely, large corporations only had a negligible impact on the price, but it's something that has to be considered, until people want their salaries paid in Bitcoin that is.
I use only bitcoins for online shopping
I use PayPal for online shopping. I use BTC for steam products and want to use them for other products but, unfortunately, BTC's era has only begun. I hope soon that more BTC payable sites and shops will be available to us. it would be great to see some faster way of paying money online. BTC is much safer, faster and personally just better than PayPal. I cant wait to see the new trend of BTC developing more in various shops. This would cause a major difference to online shopping. I assume you mean third-party websites that accept Bitcoin in exchange for steam items, but if it's not, would you care to elaborate?I think we need to see BTC increase to >$600 and get more good publicity and users before we see more large companies start accepting Bitcoin, like the glory days of a year and a half ago. Bitcoin is just too niche of a product right now for most companies to create an infrastructure that would manage Bitcoin payments.
Another thing that we might be missing is that large companies accepting Bitcoin may have helped the crash to ~$200, since the companies would sell it for slightly less than competitors, and it would all go down overall. Likely, large corporations only had a negligible impact on the price, but it's something that has to be considered, until people want their salaries paid in Bitcoin that is.