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It really isn't that hard.
When you sign an agreement, you state that you have read, understood and agreed to its terms. If you don't like the terms, you can try to negotiate, however there is no guarantee satisfying terms will be reached. In which case no agreement is made. You don't get to sign agreemen,t with which terms you don't agree with, then cry about it later.
What makes Epic exempt from this?
There is theoretically a possibility that terms of agreement violate existing laws, making it automatically null and void. Let me ask you however, what are the odds that two separate multi billion dollar corporations at the same time failed to notice this and formulate terms accordingly and this has not been noticed or brought to light by anyone for multiple years, when there were multiple parties signing agreement over that timespan?
You signed so you are screwed generally doesnt work at this scale. Other considerations matter suxh as preserving a healthy and fair market and some sort of balance in power. Simply because unhealthy markets will crash and burn at some point. And we are paying that.