[quote who="ForesterSOF" reply="26" id="3809285"] I see it as green. There are more potential buyers in China and Europe then the US so go with a Chinese gaming platform. I am sure there are other goodies in that decision but remember what make the world run. [/quote] That's a tired old argument. A Chinese company (I forgot their name) does own stock in Epic but does not have a controlling
Thanks for the reply.[quote who="SchismNavigator" reply="16" id="3809046"] Quoting FightingFarmer, reply 10 I wish someone with Stardock would reply because Epic is currently having a sale in which you would get a $10 discount if you bought the game but the sale ends on the 17th. This game I would not buy on Epic without a
I wish someone with Stardock would reply because Epic is currently having a sale in which you would get a $10 discount if you bought the game but the sale ends on the 17th. This game I would not buy on Epic without a confirmation that I would get a Steam key when the game comes to Steam. That is because of the Steam workshop and its mods.
[quote who="lord999" reply="6" id="3808940"] Epic does seem to have their act together better though. I don't mind the exclusivity as long as there is guaranteed platform support for it there (while I like GoG, it's a bit of a headache to coordinate with their support team). Also, Epic does better development deals, and Stardock is a relatively small development studio who needs as good a set of terms as they can get with revenue sharing. [/quote] I don't m
[quote who="MizzouRah71" reply="4" id="3808925"] Quoting FightingFarmer, reply 3 Quoting MizzouRah71, reply 2 NVM
[quote who="MizzouRah71" reply="2" id="3808916"] NVM [/quote]What???
If I purchase this through the Epic store will Stardock supply me with a Steam key when it is available on Steam? I have had several early access games with Epic and it been about evenly split between developers that do supply one (like Griftlands or Phoenix Point) and developers who do not (like Hades or Satisfactory). Thank you.
