:Dwhat are you talking about here? no one ever complains here. rtwjunkieLol, then it shouldn’t be a complaint. Its speculation, which is really 50-50 guessing. Gamestop losing its ass currently ( see home page article) might make sales worse early on. You never can tell what the outcome will be. I think it would make more sense if they did a time base contract for exclusivity. EGS is providing a solution.I am unsure if platforms would do a per copy contract as you explain here, if it fails both sides are out the money. Developers everywhere know the last five years have been a very crappy time to make a living creating video games. this might be the 21st century way video game publishing gets done. FordGT90ConceptEGS exclusivity is basically a risk-free loan. I thought it is common sense to at least do the initial fact check by 2 sec google it.it is your responsibility not to make false claims, when you already checked facts and have a source it is your job to post it if someone asks ( politely or not ), not bait others into flaming with "Google is your friend" comment, which makes you look bad.
Posted on Apr 3rd 2019, 16:53 Reply #130 DeathtoGnomes We're talking a lot of money after all but it stands to reason that they'll offer them as long as they can afford to because it's awesome for everyone.except competitors. That's still a much better deal than Steam and that risk-free signing bonus is a huge plus.ĮGS likely can't keep up these signing bonuses forever. Steam will continue to lose titles to EGS so long as they continue their draconian pricing structure.Īnno 1800 isn't a UE4 game so EGS keeps 17% instead of 12%. There's no one to blame here other than Steam making a terrible offer that hasn't changed much since a decade and a half ago when their main competitor was retail stores like GameStop and Wal-Mart. Of course the publisher doesn't see any money from sales until it surpasses 5 million copies sold after that check but.plans can be put in motion for whatever comes next instead of waiting a month or two to get paid by distributors like Steam. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out what a publisher can do with that money (make expansions, pay debts incurred to make the game, make DLCs, start working on the next game, etc.). That's $299,950,000 gross, minus the 12% EGS keeps which is $35,994,000 means the publisher gets cut a check for $263,956,000 simply for signing a dotted line. Let's say the contract is for 5 million copies at $59.99. How many people are going to pay $70.80 at Steam versus $59.99 at EGS? Moreover, that doesn't take into account the guaranteed income that EGS offers for exclusivity. The game is preordering for $59.99 so EGS keeps $7.20 versus Steam's $18.
In the case of Borderlands 3 (a UE4 game), EGS only keeps 12% versus Steam's 30%. If we all love steam so much, an extra five bucks for a sixty dollar game is not too much to ask.EGS exclusivity is basically a risk-free loan. Jun 9th 2023 Ubisoft Announces Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown (16)Īdd your own comment 180 Comments on Steam AAA Bleed Continues: Anno 1800 to be UPlay and Epic Games Store Exclusive 126 to 150 of 179 Go to 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Previous Next #126 moproblems99īasardI still don't see why companies can't just pass the extra cost of doing business with Steam onto the customers.Jul 5th 2023 Assassin's Creed Mirage Showcases the History of Baghdad (8).Jun 13th 2023 Ubisoft's Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Launching December 7 (8).Jun 23rd 2023 Ubisoft Sets June 27 Start for The Division Heartland Closed Beta (4).Jul 20th 2023 The Crew Motorfest Reveals New Porsche Playlist, Super EVs & a Tour of Hawaii (3).
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