> This is the argument Epic's tried to make, and it isn't particularly convincing. It's not an argument, it's a question. Some people have clearly answered it

> This is the argument Epic's tried to make, and it isn't particularly convincing. It's not an argument, it's a question. Some people have clearly answered it as yes, yes they would. This shows some distinct value provided to them by Apple. Value that's worth something, though perhaps not 30%. Apple's next step is to provide a compelling enough offering that developers and consumers alike pick it over the soon-to-be competing offerings. Wouldn't that be awesome if they pull it off?