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> EGS does not give you benefits if you choose to publish an Unreal game on EGS This is false. If you sell a UE game in Epic's store they don't charge the engi
by morelisp 3y ago
> EGS does not give you benefits if you choose to publish an Unreal game on EGS
This is false. If you sell a UE game in Epic's store they don't charge the engine licensing fee.
- rezonant 3y agoI stand corrected but your "False!" is in bad form. Here's the docs, search for Epic Games Store in this FAQ. They waive the 5% royalties when sold on Epic Game Store. https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/faq https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/faq
- morelisp 3y agoRight, the problem is that I said it was false, not that you said something totally false with such certainty.
- rezonant 3y agoHey I said, "I think", and was ready to accept that there was more to it. Yours was assertive about that being wrong without providing any supporting evidence for your claim. You made me find it instead. Hence the "bad form". I'm not sure how "I think..." conveys certainty. It's just an abrasive thing to do running around going "False!" and "Wrong!" on the Internet. So yeah I'll give you flak for it. I put in effort to try to not be abrasive because people call that out when I do. You're just receiving the same.
- burnerburnito 3y agoWhat's he supposed to say? "Sweetie, you might maybe be possibly wrong maybe. I might be wrong too but i think it could be saying..." He didn't attack you or act abrasive. You are right that "I think" is not supremely certain language, but it does actually carry certainty with it since you're not saying "I don't know anything about this, but I think..." Conclusion: I believe you're being a bit overly defensive, and should relax a little. He wasn't personally attacking you, he was saying you were false when you were objectively false, without much in the way of personal insult or even arrogance, and cited his source reasonably well.