Free to Play Weekly - Epic Games Aims For The Throne! Ep 351
Fortnite Season 7 is now live and chilling and Epic Games has announced a new Digital Store! All that and more, I’m Ethos and this is Free To Play Weekly!
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The good side:
It does sound like an excellent opportunity for old and new titles alike too grow. Any game company that makes more will most likely produce more or even produce better content.
The bad part:
If this manages to explode in popularity (which it really should just from the reduced cut they take), and manages to force steam to change the ways or even close their doors. What will happen to all the people who bought Licenses (bought games) thru steam?
[And I know if this is even in the cards it will most likely be a long time away]
PC users do not want to be locked into a system called Steam.
All and everyone of these "OTHER" options are a godsend for bringing back the freedom of choice that's always been held within what is, the PC.