The Epic bros think that businesses shouldn’t have to compete on the market to sell their product, they should just get a big grant from Epic Games for making their game exclusive.
That’s some pretty communist rhetoric coming from a group worshipping a corporation. Epic Games are not your communist revolutionaries.
No, I believe that devs should have the choice to take a chance and just hope their game sells OR sign and exclusivity contract in exchange for money that guarantees then they won’t have worked for nothing if the game is a flop.
Releasing a game these days is a gamble because there’s so many being released every day, you can make an awesome game and it just won’t sell while an average game gets picked up by a could of Twitch streamers and the dev becomes a multi millionaire.
Only the very wealthy should make games is what you’re saying.
I’m sure that will be good for the consumers!
I’m sure you don’t mind the monopoly as long as it’s only on Steam that the games are released though :)
Do you also expect everyone to be freelance in their job because “it’s better for the consumers”? Do YOU work freelance or you have a single employer paying you because you want a steady income you want to be able to rely on?
The Epic bros think that businesses shouldn’t have to compete on the market to sell their product, they should just get a big grant from Epic Games for making their game exclusive.
That’s some pretty communist rhetoric coming from a group worshipping a corporation. Epic Games are not your communist revolutionaries.
No, I believe that devs should have the choice to take a chance and just hope their game sells OR sign and exclusivity contract in exchange for money that guarantees then they won’t have worked for nothing if the game is a flop.
Releasing a game these days is a gamble because there’s so many being released every day, you can make an awesome game and it just won’t sell while an average game gets picked up by a could of Twitch streamers and the dev becomes a multi millionaire.
The rights of the consumer are more important. Monopolies are too high a price to pay.
Only the very wealthy should make games is what you’re saying.
I’m sure that will be good for the consumers!
I’m sure you don’t mind the monopoly as long as it’s only on Steam that the games are released though :)
Do you also expect everyone to be freelance in their job because “it’s better for the consumers”? Do YOU work freelance or you have a single employer paying you because you want a steady income you want to be able to rely on?
If you can’t afford game making as a job it’s called a hobby
I too wish to make millions doing my hobbies
That’s a completely ridiculous take if I’ve ever seen one…
far better to expect the market to bend over backwards to support your inability to make a profit