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From the announcement, V-Bucks are 20% cheaper (... when purchased from epicstore I guess...). So, you use your browser, login to epicstore with your account,
by riq_ 6y ago
From the announcement, V-Bucks are 20% cheaper (... when purchased from epicstore I guess...).
So, you use your browser, login to epicstore with your account, purchase v-bucks at 20% discount and you use those v-bucks in all Epic Games regardless the platform.
- Hamuko 6y agoIt's not an issue that [insert digital good here] is cheaper on the seller's website than in the Apple App Store. What Apple prohibits you from is telling your client that the [insert digital good here] is available for purchase somewhere else or that there's a special kind of a markup on the App Store option.
- hugey010 6y agoI don't think that's entirely true. Apps can use SMS or open the OS browser to accept payments and not be in direct violation of the guidelines.
- Hamuko 6y ago>Apps can use SMS or open the OS browser to accept payments and not be in direct violation of the guidelines. Which apps are allowed to open the browser for payments? I don't think even Netflix isn't allowed to do it. They just say "You can't make an account in the app" (paraphrasing) on the sign in page.
- hugey010 6y agoI'm under the impression anything done outside the app doesn't really fall under App Review territory. Embedding a UIWebView is considered in-app, and an embedded SFSafariViewController has slightly different rules.
- meheleventyone 6y agoNo if you have a payment method setup you can pay using it directly from the apps themselves: https://www.epicgames.com/fortnite/en-US/news/announcing-epic-direct-payment-on-mobile https://www.epicgames.com/fortnite/en-US/news/announcing-epi... Then in the app the Apple/Play payment method is explicitly not discounted.