This would make a good economic analysis. I'd attribute Steam's high marketshare to Valve being the first to release a great service, to continually improving it without major error, and to the effects of Metcalfe's law on social communities and friends graphs.
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Yes, Epic plans to make a healthy profit from our 12% store fee!
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And yet you're preventing the competition from getting any of the latest games, by holding them hostage to your own storefront. Diligaf about "valve are free to", Valve don't want to play your crappy game, they do differently and they should. no one should play things your way
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I will not buy from the Epic Store, I like having the option of purchasing keys from other official sellers, plus I don't appreciate my data being shared without my consent.
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Come on, let's be real. You never actually thought Microsoft was going to abandon decades of win32 apps from running on desktops did you?
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With respect I dont care about the exclusives. I'd bite my tongue and pay for them. (like I have done for all consoles) however what I cannot stand is the blatant scanning of my files. I dont care what you claim the benefit is. If I dont have a pop up window that
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And you try to prevent competition by not allowing games to be sold on other stores!
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