In a statement, Epic said that, in a fast-moving video game industry, longstanding industry standards were no longer enough to protect players.
“No developer creates a game with the intention of ending up here,” the company said in a statement. “We accepted this agreement because we want Epic to be at the forefront of consumer protection and provide the best experience for our players.”
Darks wrote on Oct 20, 2022, 14:14:
Guys, stop being sheep and being lead around on a leash. Stop listening to influencers and reviewers and think for yourselves. Take the 2 hour try and if you don't like it, refund it but at least you gave it a shot.
Slick wrote on Sep 24, 2022, 16:49:
Still, I'd buy a Ubisoft game on Uplay, an EA game on Origin, or an Epic game on EGS. In fact, if it's only on Steam or EGS I'll buy it on EGS because I don't have utter contempt for the developers making the games that have enhanced my life throughout the years. Even a 12% cut is highway robbery for a payment processor, but it's better than Steam's 30% which would make Bernie Madoff blush.
Hardline Mike wrote on Aug 29, 2022, 19:30:
House of the Dragon is great so far, but GOT was great for a while too...
DarkCntry wrote on Aug 7, 2022, 23:25:Kxmode wrote on Aug 7, 2022, 18:45:It's not click-bait in any form of the description...people who know Multiversus know that James was added to the game as a character and as such, those that would be interested in said game would know that the character was banned, not the person.
Same. That was a terrible headline. Very click-baity. I'm glad I have an ad blocker. No ad revenue for them!
A click-bait title would be "LeBron James banned from tournament at EVO 2022."
Blue wrote on Jun 24, 2022, 17:34:
I'm sorry you feel we are letting you down, being inconsistent, or acting with anything but pure intent.