| Darwinianevolution said: It doesn't, that's the thing. This is a monopolistic company denouncing another one for being even more monopolistic. Neither one is fully in the right, though. Epic can't just ignore or play around the platform's rules because they consider them bad, and Apple (and Google as well I assume, I imagine this extra paying system must be on Android as well) can't just push their weight around everyone else and don't expect anti-trust measures. I feel like Apple has the legal upper hand in this, while Epic has the better point, but again, pot and kettle. |
Going by the words from lawyers on Youtube, I'd say Apple has the right to even counter-sue, and win.
I seriously hope those in favour of Epic look at what lawyers are saying, because so far they are making a far better case than some rando on a gaming forum.
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