At this point the game should be getting 10-15% off. 30% at most if sales are pretty front-loaded.3 months isn't THAT longespecially for a game that's not gaas ... ubi might be able to "afford" selling AssCreed 50% off a month after release because they just want to hook more whales ... that's not really the case here
My bad, forget what I said, I read too fast. I thought you were saying that the release was a month ago, instead of opening my eyes and processing that you were talking about the lenght of the sale.3 months isn't THAT long
Which confused me why don't Epic make a promotion where buying a certain game on EGS gives you a free skin for Fortnite. Steam did it for several games, I remember I bought FF Type 0 and it gives me a Dota 2 skin which I sold for quite a lot of money.
And that money came back on your wallet after Valve's cut, then you spent all that money on their store
But you're right, it's not the worst way to keep customers in your store.If I had to guess, Fortnite has a far stronger mobile/console base then TF2/DOTA 2. They don't want people feeling they're screwed by not buying stuff on a PC platform.
Observation is a game that appeals to a VERY niche audience. I am sure the devs understood this and took the payday because they knew they would never get anywhere close to that amount in sales. And I'm sure Epic has made only a fraction of the money they fronted back. This smells like the EGS trying to recoup some of that loss.
yeah, there's no chance in hell people are spending that money on anything else than those shitty "micro"transactions
yeah, pretty much this
yes, it's exactly this (if i had to guess)
They have PS4/Xbox/Switch exclusive skins tho.
And that's the problem. Extra niche games need to be presented to as many people as possible. And not on a store with a limited amount of people and a controversy around it.
This is pretty much what we've been saying would happen all along, but the argument is conveniently dismissed because it doesn't fall in line with the "Epic is saving Indies" narrative the media and sycophants have running. Only time will prove us right,
For what game? I must know.
oh this is just too good ... lmao
egs store page for Fez
GT 240 is a beast, the first GPU that doesn't need a CPU to run a game.
oh this is just too good ... lmao
egs store page for Fez
yeah, that too
but that's not why i posted this in the first place there's another gem in there Nice. Now I get no info and I feel stupid. Now IDGAF.it's literally in the post
Spanish - Spain?yeah, that too
Fez.
Not seeing it :/yeah, that too
Thnx. Totally couldn't see that on my monitor. I hate it when you ask "what game" and you get anything except a straight answer.
I think that it is the 'betas tab' thing. Does EGS has this?
I thought about this too. Looks like Steam requirements.
This shows the difference between yes-anime good folks and this no-anime person so wellLashman: LOL, look at this.
The whole Forum:
Yeah, while they won't speak about this being a problem on the whole Internet, not especially on Steam.
Doesn't really matter that much tbh.
It should shows the difference between people that have a family dog, that they fought against because they knew they would be the ones walking it most of the time. They later learned to love the little, silly, cute idiot and people without a family dog.
Yeah all this. Valve is never going to be able to do anything right.
If Hades doesn't outsell EGS on Steam, it will justify the dev's decision to take the buyout.
Conversely, if Hades flops on EGS AND on Steam, it suggests that a games sales problems aren't a result of "lack of curation" and "asset flips clogging up the storefront"
Again, a good point.
www.mcvuk.com
Which means Little Nightmares II won't be an Epic Exclusive, thank god. That was the only announcement during Gamescom that would have broken me if it went exclusive.Bandai Namco’s Hoerdt on how Epic Games Store and subscription models are potential ‘threats’ - MCV/DEVELOP
Bandai Namco’s Hervé Hoerdt, SVP of marketing, digital and content for Europe, tells MCV@gamescom about the rise of new ways to engage with content and the threats it could represent, while embracing what streaming can bring to the table
Banco not a fan of exclusivity.
Good for them, hopefully they don't pull a Devolver in the future.Bandai Namco’s Hoerdt on how Epic Games Store and subscription models are potential ‘threats’ - MCV/DEVELOP
Bandai Namco’s Hervé Hoerdt, SVP of marketing, digital and content for Europe, tells MCV@gamescom about the rise of new ways to engage with content and the threats it could represent, while embracing what streaming can bring to the table
Banco not a fan of exclusivity.
I really want to love Bandai but I can't with their regional pricing. Still, good to see that their reps still have their heads right.Bandai Namco’s Hoerdt on how Epic Games Store and subscription models are potential ‘threats’ - MCV/DEVELOP
Bandai Namco’s Hervé Hoerdt, SVP of marketing, digital and content for Europe, tells MCV@gamescom about the rise of new ways to engage with content and the threats it could represent, while embracing what streaming can bring to the table
Banco not a fan of exclusivity.
afaik - none of Bamco games will be egsclusive ... for now, at least ... that might change later on, but for now they won't do it
I was already planning on buying pretty much all of Namco's currently announced PC line up but now I think they definitely deserve my money.Bandai Namco’s Hoerdt on how Epic Games Store and subscription models are potential ‘threats’ - MCV/DEVELOP
Bandai Namco’s Hervé Hoerdt, SVP of marketing, digital and content for Europe, tells MCV@gamescom about the rise of new ways to engage with content and the threats it could represent, while embracing what streaming can bring to the table
Banco not a fan of exclusivity.
