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Because they're not Steam exclusiveWhere's the Epic store release, or why is no one crying Steam exclusive!!!!
Because they're not Steam exclusive
It might even be the case the Epic doesn't want any game launches but exclusives....They kind of strike me as that type. If its not an exclusive to Epic store then they don't want it. (thought this is probably not true, I just don't put it passed them to be this way.)That is true, but his point is well taken.
Ideally any store that wants to should be able to sell any game.
The problem becomes how do you manage online games in which everyone who plays together needs to be on the same patch revision. This would be tricky around patch time as every platform has its own review timeline.
Maybe if all stores review patches and place them in a hold queue so that the developer can release them all at once when all the stores they sell on have approved the update?
It might even be the case the Epic doesn't want any game launches but exclusives....They kind of strike me as that type. If its not an exclusive to Epic store then they don't want it. (thought this is probably not true, I just don't put it passed them to be this way.)
Developers are free to update a game's file repository on Steam whenever they want, as far as I'm aware. I don't know about others. This isn't like Microsoft or Sony where you have to pay a large fee and then wait for 3 or more weeks while their "QA" team "certifies" the patch for release on their consoles.That is true, but his point is well taken.
Ideally any store that wants to should be able to sell any game.
The problem becomes how do you manage online games in which everyone who plays together needs to be on the same patch revision. This would be tricky around patch time as every platform has its own review timeline.
Maybe if all stores review patches and place them in a hold queue so that the developer can release them all at once when all the stores they sell on have approved the update?
The problem becomes how do you manage online games in which everyone who plays together needs to be on the same patch revision. This would be tricky around patch time as every platform has its own review timeline.
Maybe if all stores review patches and place them in a hold queue so that the developer can release them all at once when all the stores they sell on have approved the update?
Where's the Epic store release, or why is no one crying Steam exclusive!!!!