We’re doing all of those things, but they take varying amounts of time to complete. There’s a limit to how quickly Epic can spend money to accelerate features, as there’s a limited number of developers with the right expertise, and it takes time to find, hire, and onboard more.
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Is it right to guess that Humble specifically is a partner with EGS games because the Humble widget can potentially allow devs a ~95% cut if they can sell keys there?
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Epic and Humble are partnering on a direct, keyless purchasing integration so developers and publishers who sell through Humble can do it even more efficiently.
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No point changing the subject. The problem is with exclusive. Anti competition, creating bad reputation, promoting privating, hurting the customers. Only one win with exclusive, is Epic. Dev lose customers, customers lose choice Selfish move.
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Then you have no problems putting there games on better stores
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Epic only target Steam. They want the market share from Steam, so they pay people to not go on Steam. Then they come up with some reasons like better split for dev, support the dev, dev choice the better deal to cover their greedy face. Customer is the least they care about.
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Epic doesnt sell key? Then why the fk those keys need to be activate on Epic to use and play?
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These are keys for games on the Epic Games store.
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