Now I have to make friends lol

https://areweanticheatyet.com/

It gave me cancer seeing their discord. Full of scams of people selling a PNG for money or dice/sticker scams with obvious fake screens if you look at them for more than 0.3s

Rolls? FOMO on stickers, shields, “player”?

I played it as full f2p player and joined their discord once (don’t ask me why) there were literal scams of people posting their (?) Lockscreen with the messages app from iPhone with someone sending them SMS with “You received 1 million dices” or BS like that. Tried to report a few of them but never got an answer so… Guess how

It should, according to other, be free to play

Yeah sure bud. 99.8% of epic users

GoG is not bad (for me) but I used steam for years so I buy games there. Did you know their launcher is, according to some people, made with unreal engine? ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Ooh okay! I thought was something bad, sorry.

Yeah, it has:

• Proton
• Steam input that’s plug and play most of the times
• Forums
• Workshop
• Community
• Cloud sync & backup
• The whole social-ish part (useful or not up to people)
• more

30% is a fair cut but not all get that

OK? I wonder how many of them you played and how many are there ¯_(ツ)_/¯ eh don’t care

I don’t get if it’s a negative comment or not (apologies) but for what you listed, I think 30% is fair

True! Like the 30% is lower after a certain % is passed

The problem is: Epic is shit and does nothing. What does it has more than steam? Free games? Eh can get them for free anyway without a launcher sooo without the games, what does it has?

True. Not praising steam as the god digital store on PC because it has its own problems but it saved me from 🏴‍☠️ and now I do it for devs that deserve it (Looking at you Sony and PSN requirement) or as demo damn I wish more games had a demo

Steam’s 30% cut on each purchase has been criticized over the years, especially with Steam’s market share being too large for many developers to ignore.

With all what they offer, 30% IMO is fair. It gets lower when you reach a certain amount too

Steam’s position in the market is a functional monopoly, but there have been challengers. The greatest example is the Epic Games Store, which started as just the launcher for Fortnite, then became a full-blown store in 2019 for third-party games. The Epic Games Store was light on features at first, and still doesn’t have many of the community-centric features in Steam, but it has a Steamworks-like multiplayer framework and other core functionality. Epic also doesn’t take as much money from game developers as Steam’s 30% cut.

Epic a challenger? LMAO “The greatest example is the Epic Games Store” yeah sure, they have nothing, quite literally.