You realize the others only charge that much since steam set the standard… yeah?

I’ll wait for you to prove this.

Those are not my points, you made them up. My point is, there are no rules that prevent it from happening. No competition to make it seem fair at least for some other companies who are not Valve.

I have complains about Steam but financial part is hardly one of them. It’s not that they deserve the money, it’s that most others are being hugely ineffective, which creates this disparity.

It’s funny how you suggest that adding any part of those 30% to the pocket of actual devs would solve any problems.

My other points in other threads remain valid. I think you just misunderstood them.

I’m not defending anyone. It’s you who’s attacking people, for questionable reasons.

I don’t get what you want. Propose a reality where it’ll be impossible to become a billionaire? Would it be like communism or something?

Epics are posers at this point, or one could say a fake platform. Remove Fortnite from them and it will shut down immediately, especially at 12%.

Yachts. This can’t be more silly. And what would you say if he didn’t own those yachts? “Look at the bank account of that guy who owns almost a whole gaming platform because others are not qualified enough to compete with his company”?

Government of which country or countries? You wouldn’t think they would stay in the US if what you said will happen, would you?

If they took 0.5 %,

Took from what? Is this about the revenue share again? Stop listening to that idiot Timmy.

We know that many others take the same %% so I could say even if they took 50% they wouldn’t deliver a product as good as Steam.

That’s not an expectation. The experience is that this became a reality thanks to google, and that it will only get worse in the future. More competition within browsers is the expectation. Better chance for better frameworks to emerge. Eventually it may cause google code to shift into a better overall state too.

When trying to render a relatively simple page consisting few thousands of text lines in a table, any current browser will cause mouse cursor to lag for some time, then you’ll discover it consumes at least 2 GB ~ 4 GB of RAM. YouTube lags like I have 2 cores instead of 16. Any electron app is either clunky or too clunky, also either hungry or too hungry.

I’m sorry but I don’t have time to look up other cases.

I can’t understand how people can continue relying on chrome and derivatives like electron, CEF etc. and not see it as a problem.