Regional pricing does not affect the Epic Games store’s 88/12 revenue share.
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There are solutions for all of the problems of high-overhead payment methods like retail cards. Epic’s approach is just one. Other stores could ask developers and publishers to agree to a rate chart with a variable revenue sharing rate per payment method.
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People please don't buy in to Tim's fake altruism. He is using the 12% nonsense as a guise to get good will so he can build a platform (with no features) that is anti consumer (you better like it) and at the end of the day it is all about the $$$$. Ask Tencent why they invested!
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Why is the "no features" argument even an issue? The platform is young. Wait a year and then tell me it has no features. Steam didn't start as a full blown distribution platform. It took years to get there! Apples to Oranges right now.
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You would make much more bigger and glorious moment if you started supporting unionization for game development. but i guess that Fortnite content isn't going to crunch it self
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Totally agree for this, I guess one way of giving devs more share revenue is making your employees to work 100 hours a week.
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While also pulling crunch time on his own employees. That's the disgusting part.
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A glorious move would be an end to strongarm hostage taking anti-consumer practices. Or Epic games shutting down. Same thing.
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Their current schemes are not working and now Epic is just looking for some imagined moral high ground so they can quit the field with a shred of honor. "Look at the good we did" End justifies the means to some people. They could have just been better instead of becoming thugs.
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