No, buying a piece of entertainment just to give money to developers is benevolence.
AFAIK they became available on 2008, a bit more than 10 years ago, and around 5 since Steam launched.
You can't start demanding that a new platform matches decade-old features of the competition.
But who the fuck cares? Should I be happy that Epic moneyhats a game to be in a shitty service and not be in a factually better one, because someday Epic's service might stop being a piece of shit? Because that's what you seem to be getting at.
You mean letting the market (consumers) decide?
No, you can feel however the hell you want, and buy your games wherever you want. It doesn't change the fact that the developers made their own decision to support Epic. You aren't owed their game. You're blaming both Epic and Team Meat for making a business decision because you feel you have the right to have the game on the platform you want it on. Get over yourself.
What? I am not entitled to the game, yeah. I am, however, entitled to complain about a shitty business decision.
I think no one is doing that. I'll happily support the developer... on Steam, when they launch the game there. And you know what? If they decide to sell Steam keys directly on their website I may buy it there and they'll get 100% of the money!
The irony of telling me that you're entitled to complain about a shitty business decision, and yet I'm not entitled to complain about your opinion. lmao
I believe two things right now. That you will refuse to accept why what you're doing right now with me is wrong and dumb, and that everyone else who reads our messages will actually understand it. So... I'll stop here.
That's because you're delusional, but yes, please stop.
I wish I could. I'd be demanding Sweeney to put his money where his mouth is and start supporting Linux as if his company's future depended on it.
The issue isn't a new store or launcher it's the paying the devs to make it exclusive to that store. It makes no sense except for ceos to get their %
