By tying themselves to a single proprietary platform owned by a potential competitor, Epic is giving up control over their own product. This will certainly sav

By tying themselves to a single proprietary platform owned by a potential competitor, Epic is giving up control over their own product. This will certainly save them some money in the short term. In the long term, this may not turn out to be such a wise decision. But by then, the executives at Epic will probably have moved on, so not their problem.