and does this mean that if we, costumers, want to buy a game on a certain store because it's our preference, it's our gaming experience with features, and it's better for us for pricing and security, we can't? No, you said it, MULTI STORE SHOULD BE A THING but "epic exclusive"
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ok again timmy dosent care about the freedom of the consumer
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no wonder why the consumer hates him
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From the very beginning Tim doesn't care about customers. The fact that Epic forces gamers to use their storefront with severe lack of essential features proves this point. (...)
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(...) All Epic can really give to customers is just weekly free games and an ungrounded Epic future vision that states by enabling game companies to earn more money, games will eventually be better and cheaper and players will benefit from it. (...)
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You cant just shit over the all gamers, Mister Sweeney! We have questions! Why do you say that the developers themselves should decide in which store to release the game, but at the same time bribe the publishers themselves so that they release the games in your store? Mr Sweeney
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Developers can decide to distribute their games directly themselves, or can decide to work with a publisher and delegate their right to distribute and make distribution decisions to the publisher. Epic deals with whoever ultimately holds that right.
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I seriously think this man is on Trump levels of twitter crazy. Difference is Trump can be funny sometimes, intentionally or not.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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so devs are the only ones who deserve freedom?, good to know
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If Tim had an option, he would put all customers into Chinese version of Gulag, force them to work so they would pay him sweet sweet money. That's why he is the Hitler of Video games, or rather, Mao, due to his Chinese Communism backing. But to be fair, that is worse.
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"Developers freedom to decide how to release their games" What, exactly, is developer freedom if you just throw cash in either theirs or the publishers direction? Actual freedom would be them using your store without you bribing them, so I wonder why they don't hmm?
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But they don't have to take that money, it's just normal offer, you can accept it, but you can not accept it
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