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Alan Wake 2 Still Hasn't Earned Back Its Budget
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I meant I don't want to give the Epic Store a dime.
You do realize Epic owns Unreal. The store, game engine, both are giving the same people money.
"I'm not going to give Nestle a dime of my money!" While eating Hot Pockets.
Yes, I do realize the money goes to the same place. My argument is not that Epic should go bankrupt. My argument is that I don't want to encourage or support the Epic Store.
"vote with your wallet" - my vote says I approve of unreal but disapprove of epic store.