Yeah, but the problem with that is EPIC isn’t great on Linux, the licenses aren’t portable, and the stores can increase their fees at will once they gain market

Yeah, but the problem with that is EPIC isn’t great on Linux, the licenses aren’t portable, and the stores can increase their fees at will once they gain market position. In fact, if you become market leader for AAA it would arguably be your duty to shareholders to put it up to 30% Consumers don’t actually want to be in the business of dealing with many different systems to minimise their costs in these sorts of markets. Steam are predictable and are yet to dick me. Can’t say that about many companies having dealt with them for 20 years after regular consumption.