Maybe because it’s an article about one specific facet of the game, and not an overall piece? The anti-Epic is strong with you. Go back to your rock where only Steam exists and everything else is evil and terrible.

I will be buying something if anything peaks my interest. I’ll continue to use Amazon products. For two reasons.

Yeah, this is just a garbage article all around.

Blame Deep Silver as well. It takes two to reach an agreement like this, fault lies with both companies if it’s an issue, not just Epic.

The store page on Steam says that Steam pre-orders will be honored through Steam, and as of this comment, it’s still available for pre-order.

Dear people who are always getting offended at everything,

Wait. Wait wait wait.

Clearly you don’t understand freedom of speech means the government can’t arrest you for what you say. It has nothing to do with private entities, just like you can be fired if your boss finds out you’re spouting racist/sexist/transphobic garbage.

How long before this lying, thieving piece of garbage goes on yet another rant about how everyone going after him is a witchhunt, and how it’s all Kotaku’s fault?

I understand the importance of tipping. But I also understand the importance of service.

Aaaand his video is no longer available.

Or, you know, those people spending thousands of dollars help to keep the servers running for GTA Online, and the new content that is never charged for. If Shark Cards weren’t a thing, would GTA Online still be running? And if it were, would it still be updated?

Cargo is special cargo for the CEO. Weapons/hangar are a separate entry that you can still assign a technician to. You’re right that the majority of the income will likely come from MC businesses, which is odd since you need to be a CEO to operate the Nightclub.

“Players can now use their nightclub as a hub for all their businesses, including drugs, guns and stolen cars.”

You realize a game involving shooting can’t be realistic, otherwise it ceases to be fun.

He used bots in other games, but no, of course he didn’t use bots in Guild Wars 2. Just other games.

Wild guess, but uh, maybe the PC version, where payments aren’t processed through Microsoft, or Apple? Just a wild guess.

Have you considered that the act of spying is to snoop and look at information, but not actually block or stop information from flowing?

Oh well.

$12 out of $100,000?! Oh my, that’s too good.