The gaming giant Epic Games has been claiming a lot of credit and records lately, whether it's in terms of the number of games distributed or the number of players reaching another milestone. However, this inevitably means trying to drag the player base of the competition, especially Steam. However, developers don't always try to achieve this in a completely ethical way, as CEO Tim Sweeney could tell you. Paradoxically, he was the one who leaned into the latest interview with Applu and accused the company of unfair practices and establishing a monopoly.
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Who doesn't know Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney, whose name is increasingly being mentioned in technology circles? Tim is often accused of being too subservient to the Chinese government, actively eliminating competition, collecting user data, and other misdeeds, which he paradoxically has studio quite a number of them. Even more interesting facts emerged from the latest interview, where the ambitious CEO embarked on Appand Google, especially for how they handle their customers' sensitive information and establish a monopoly that stifles innovation. Sweeney particularly singled out the 30% sales tax that Apple is charging companies in connection with App Storem is often criticized. And it's no wonder, the hit from Epic Games in the form of Fortnite regularly occupies the top positions in the charts, so it's understandable that developers are not happy with a 30% loss of profit.
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"Apple completely closed its ecosystem and established an absolute monopoly, whether it is on production or monetization of software and applications. If every developer received a full amount for their creation and were not unnecessarily limited, this money could go into the pockets of players, at least in the form of the absence of microtransactions and other bonuses. In short, the competitive environment would be leveled. Apple "It also unnecessarily complicates the business of third parties and tries to liquidate them, simply by setting unreasonable conditions for them. And Google is not much better off in the case of the Play Store," Sweeney said. KoneFinally, the CEO of Epic Games is in AppHe had been supporting Lu since 2017, and since then his frustration has only increased. ProOther developers, especially independent ones who are more likely to be affected by this unfair share of sales, have also come forward.oneWe'll see if the Apple company reconsiders its steps.
He should shut up and move on, when he's shitting people with iPads for a significant amount of money just because it supports 120fps. You idiot. A bunch of users applu plays fortnite just because he can. Most Android users don't play Fortnite because they can't
People with the Android operating system don't play this game because they don't want to, because the game PUBG appeared much earlier.
And above all, (gaming) mobile phones have been sold for a long time, so there is obviously no problem with that.
They will definitely play Fornite on mobile, PUBG is long past its zenith
The file itself should shut up. He's just a picky thief.
I bought my son a bunch of V-BUCKS for their game and what happened? nesthello when switching to the new season. Everyone mysteriously disappeared from his account!!!!!!
Now my son comes to me and I will buy him another one. Unfortunately, I had to repeat to him several times that I do not intend to support the THIEF!!!!
As far as I know, there is definitely a history of operations performed on the epic luncher
This is complete nonsense. Rather mysteriously, my son mysteriously bought a skin ;)
Oh, and about the fact that they don't want to play Fortnite on Android? Don't let them laugh... that's like me saying that I don't enjoy installing apps on the black market because the paid ones are better and I enjoy paying for them 👌👌😂😂 and gaming phones 👌👌. A gaming phone with Android. What more can you play on it than on an iPad Pro? And then the second question... how long will you be able to play with it before the manufacturer cuts off updates?
Playing on any phone or tablet is something like the Paralympics
Jouda:
Ah, so maybe Hearthstone?one Are you trying to tell me it's better on a PC than on an iPad?
I play on an Android phone, specifically Honor Play, even though the manufacturer blocked my update to Android 10, so I'm running on Android 9, but everything works for me and will continue to work for a long time. ;)