That 22% decline is based on Superdata report, sure EGS is not only factor , but their strategy is one of many reason of falling and that's not good for PC market as whole.
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Poor developers? You don't really have any moral ground to stand on after telling the dev for DARQ that they either went exclusive or could not sell their game on your store. You are using popular games as leverage and simultaneously damaging the very platform to claim to helppic.twitter.com/j6O49Z1sCk
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OMG this thread. "Big pubs deserve a better deal than small devs! A quarter billion dollars is a small amount of money! Stores deserve 30%! Epic is unethical to not sell all 5,0000 indie PC games released every year!"
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And maybe that was a reaction on longer problem with big publishers trying to substitute Steam with their own platform. Fallout 76 was catalyst, because Bethesda games was biggest in numbers on Steam, not the EGS.
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+ It's also funny how Ubisoft after partnering with Epic, their game quality dropped so much it felt like they stopped carrying. Really good example The division 2 and Breakpoint. That cash infusion from Epic, just makes devs stop giving shit about their games.
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Perhaps it was a reaction to the Discord store making them rethink. Though it doesn't surprise me in the slightest that you'd imply EGS deserves credit.
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Lets talk taxes. Taxes pay for a a lot of stuff IRL. So tax itself isn't a dirty word. You get paid subsidies for keeping Epic where its at for example. That is paid for with taxes.
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