Literally stating that we have to fight as mercenaries in some war for our ally Epic Games because their agenda aligns with "ours" (whoever "we" are) and because Epic is fighting for us we have to fight for them as well - but then claiming that you can't be a fanboy because you are only taking the free games. That's totally convincing.
Yes, I did say that ya'll should buy a horse, a bayonet and a blue coat and join my regiment on the hill over the new
red coat's fort Apple campus at midnight today. Take your bullets our your gun though. We don't want a stray shot to give us away*.
* I have been watching Hamilton nooon-stop.
Srsly though, check out my previous post about amicus curiae.
No, you just got a ton of free games... I'm sure that doesn't effect your opinion of them at all.
You are correct that I shouldn't give any credit to any company that gives me something for free. Or any person, really. Ingratitude all around I say! ;)
Nobody's paying me enough to stan for them, rest assured!
In its filing, Apple alleges that Epic Games asked for an individual arrangement with Apple, producing three emails from Epic CEO Tim Sweeney.
www.cnbc.com
Your ally seems to be 100% in it for themselves...
But I am sure once Epic secured their own increased profits, they probably
totally intended to circle back and deliver that victory for consumers.
I addressed this in my previous post and explained the amicus curiae concept.
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Ok, hopefully, now everything has been cleared up! Feel free to hate Epic all you want, just hope for them to win their Apple case. Don't worry! Apple can do just fine with 20 Billion in profits a year from the app store instead of 50. I promise you.
There are some things that are so glaringly, obviously wrong that any attempt to justify them comes across as borderline delusional.
Imagine thinking that the highest valued corporation in the world (2 TRILLIONS!) taking a 30% app store cut is
the right thing to do or is somehow good for consumers!
Imagine thinking that days after xcloud got cancelled as a result.
Imagine thinking it's a good think we can't stream games from the cloud on the go if we have an iPhone.
To me, it's like thinking it's a good thing Disney extended copyrights forever, because Mickey mouse needs to be protected...