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Mr Wangs Epic Wheelchair adventure is all the porn you needWatch Chinafags say "HAHA EPIC DATA MINING SAY LAOWHY WOOK AT POWN!"Watch steamfags saying that features don't really matter.
Mr Wangs Epic Wheelchair adventure is all the porn you needWatch Chinafags say "HAHA EPIC DATA MINING SAY LAOWHY WOOK AT POWN!"Watch steamfags saying that features don't really matter.
Steamfags know that features matter. That's why the Epic store is a load of crap, because it doesn't have basic features, which had already been standardised by Steam. And this roadmap shows that they will need almost a year to get up to speed. IF they can pull this off at all.Watch steamfags saying that features don't really matter.
Steamfags know that features matter. That's why the Epic store is a load of crap, because it doesn't have basic features, which had already been standardised by Steam. And this roadmap shows that they will need almost a year to get up to speed. IF they can pull this off at all.
Probably windows 7 as well. Microsoft recently announced DirectX 12 support for win7 under the guise of improving frame rates for wow players. But it's likely that work was done for the Halo Collection.Is it coming to the PC or is it coming to Windows 10?
Steamfags know that features matter. That's why the Epic store is a load of crap, because it doesn't have basic features, which had already been standardised by Steam. And this roadmap shows that they will need almost a year to get up to speed. IF they can pull this off at all.
So you get features other shops already have a year later, get data mined, get your games "stolen" right from under your nose, get told its cool that you finally can pay the same so big publishers get more money. I especially cant get over the publisher thing, I swear to fuck thats the first store I have ever seen that instead of at least trying to pander to their consumers makes consuming for them actively worse and tells them its a good thing that the corp gets all the money. Somehow they still find retards defending this shit and calling me a steamtard for not liking to get fucked over.
B-but think of the competition against Steam's monopoly! It's healthy for the market!!
Epic goes and buys exclusive rights for a game that would have come out on both Steam and GoG.
It's competition! It's good for the market! Breaking the Steam monopoly!!!!
Steamfags know that features matter. That's why the Epic store is a load of crap, because it doesn't have basic features, which had already been standardised by Steam. And this roadmap shows that they will need almost a year to get up to speed. IF they can pull this off at all.Watch steamfags saying that features don't really matter.
No, I was just replying to Perkel's idea of Steam users not caring about features.Steamfags know that features matter. That's why the Epic store is a load of crap, because it doesn't have basic features, which had already been standardised by Steam. And this roadmap shows that they will need almost a year to get up to speed. IF they can pull this off at all.Watch steamfags saying that features don't really matter.
Ah, it's all about features. So I assume you'll start liking Epic as soon as they have all the features Steam does right?
Right?
Competition is good, but Epic don't compete with Steam. They are afraid of competition, so they just throw money trying to make exclusive deals and avoid actual confrontation, because Epic has nothing else to offer to customers.
No, i don't have fortnite account.Competition is good, but Epic don't compete with Steam. They are afraid of competition, so they just throw money trying to make exclusive deals and avoid actual confrontation, because Epic has nothing else to offer to customers.
Lol that's actually genuinely retarded Dude are you twelve or what?
He did mention GOG, as in other stores than Steam. This is what EPIC defenders come back to everytime, calling everyone against it Steamtards when they clearly mention other stores.
And there still is no competition, between EPIC and OTHER STORES. Since they buy out the right to sell.
Lol that's actually genuinely retarded Dude are you twelve or what?
I've mentioned GoG in pretty much every single post I made in this discussion, but for some reason the Chinese Spyware Fanboys are mostly ignoring that.
No, Epic is the FIRST store to offer any real competition to Steam and buying up exclusive rights is the ONLY WAY they can establish themselves hurr durr
Generally people who say that aren't referring to immediate positive results. Individually there's nothing beneficial to consumers in these acts of game poaching, but over time they contribute towards establishing the Epic store as a viable platform. When the Epic Store is actually in a position to compete with Steam, then we may see some benefits in the form of competitive pricing, store features, refund policies, etc. But how to get to that stage? Building trust through good service takes years, and Epic only has a small window of opportunity to capitalise on the Fortnite phenomenon before the playerbase moves on to the next big thing. Hence the poaching.B-but think of the competition against Steam's monopoly! It's healthy for the market!!
Epic goes and buys exclusive rights for a game that would have come out on both Steam and GoG.
It's competition! It's good for the market! Breaking the Steam monopoly!!!!
Generally people who say that aren't referring to immediate positive results. Individually there's nothing beneficial to consumers in these acts of game poaching, but over time they contribute towards establishing the Epic store as a viable platform. When the Epic Store is actually in a position to compete with Steam, then we may see some benefits in the form of competitive pricing, store features, refund policies, etc. But how to get to that stage? Building trust through good service takes years, and Epic only has a small window of opportunity to capitalise on the Fortnite phenomenon before the playerbase moves on to the next big thing. Hence the poaching.B-but think of the competition against Steam's monopoly! It's healthy for the market!!
Epic goes and buys exclusive rights for a game that would have come out on both Steam and GoG.
It's competition! It's good for the market! Breaking the Steam monopoly!!!!
If Epic manages to carve a sizable chunk of the market with exclusive deals, why would it ever stop doing what worked so well and start worrying about features and refund policies? In fact, it exclusive deals prove to be effective, you can expect Valve and GOG doing the same shit and outbidding each other offering developers and publishers guaranteed payments, which would lead to decline in quality because said developers and publishers would no longer rely on customers to make a living but on the digital stores acting as giant publishers and we all know how well it worked out the last time.Generally people who say that aren't referring to immediate positive results. Individually there's nothing beneficial to consumers in these acts of game poaching, but over time they contribute towards establishing the Epic store as a viable platform. When the Epic Store is actually in a position to compete with Steam, then we may see some benefits in the form of competitive pricing, store features, refund policies, etc. But how to get to that stage? Building trust through good service takes years, and Epic only has a small window of opportunity to capitalise on the Fortnite phenomenon before the playerbase moves on to the next big thing. Hence the poaching.B-but think of the competition against Steam's monopoly! It's healthy for the market!!
Epic goes and buys exclusive rights for a game that would have come out on both Steam and GoG.
It's competition! It's good for the market! Breaking the Steam monopoly!!!!
At least, that's what I keep telling myself while curled up in the fetal position at the news of another game going exclusive. I tend not to blame Epic so much as the devs/pubs who're committing to exclusivity regardless of the circumstances (two weeks from release, or a crowfunded project). It's been a real eye-opener seeing how little they think of us.