LogFAQs > #922026930

Hexenherz posted...

Nordstrom buys the backpack and then resells it.

If Nordstrom decides to sell a 250 backpack for 10 dollars, Nordstrom is the one to take the hit.

Epic Games does not do this. They provide a platform for the publisher to sell a game directly to the customer, and then they take a small cut of the sale.

So if Epic Games decides to arbitrarily sell a 60 dollar game for 50 dollars without the publisher's consent, they are now directly cutting into the publisher's profits.

And this is, by extension, forcing games off the platform simply because Epic is incompetent.

And then the whole accounts getting locked to "prevent fraud" simply because they were too stupid to launch their platform with a fucking shopping cart feature.
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