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I would put a correction that Apple users specifically like walled gardens the app stores. Things like the windows store, snap store appear to be significantly
by kd913 6y ago
I would put a correction that Apple users specifically like walled gardens the app stores.
Things like the windows store, snap store appear to be significantly hated for reasons of taking away control and auto-updating.
Same thing I guess with steam, origin, uplay, and epic's equivalent too.
- ratww 6y ago> I would put a correction that Apple users specifically like walled gardens the app stores. I don't disagree with you, but I don't think it's specifically liking walled gardens: it's rather about hating fragmentation. It's the same thing with gamers who complain about Epic exclusives that want their entire game library on Steam, or people who complain about Disney/Hulu/Prime licensing titles that were previously on Netflix. People just don't want to have multiple accounts.
- pineaux 6y agoSee a ove
- pineaux 6y ago@ratww: people don't like different accounts for a very good reason: it costs a lot more money to obtain the same value.
- ratww 6y ago> it costs a lot more money to obtain the same value True, this is easy to see in the Netflix/Hulu/Prime example, with requiring multiple subscriptions. Do you also think it holds true for the Steam and Apple examples? That's a legitimate question btw, I have no opinion of my own.