Fair competition for developers? absolutely. But you can see that the forced store exclusivity does not help your customers? you have always championed open platforms in the past. They will get revenues on multiple streams if given a choice. It feels like you know EGS is lacking?
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This is false. By getting The Division pulled from third party stores, you have in fact *increased* the price.pic.twitter.com/xagsGE58bu
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Also, I've yet to see these "lower prices", lower than what key sites and Steam offers, worldwide and for all sorts of games, not just one game that's exclusive and only has a deal in the US.
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You do realize you're arguing some "trickle down" economics for consumers, right? So far all we've seen is higher prices and less service. I'd love to see even just a small gesture toward the consumer with regard to the increase in prices and comparative lack of features.
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Come on, they need to get their foot in the door. Without exclusives the store has no chance. See Desura.
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You've not done anything besides offering devs a deal and screwing consumers over in terms of "deals". You've fabricated a place where customers are forced into your storefront if they want a third party game, rather than allowing the game on other storefronts.
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