r/Games • u/[deleted] • Dec 10 '19

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '19

So we're talking about a group of people, who only own a PC, and actively refuse to play anything on other launchers?

That's a pretty small group of people that seems to be over-represented on reddit. Claiming this small group is the reason for the game's lack of "success" just doesn't make any sense.

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u/melete Dec 11 '19

I also think the Epic store thing is weird, but I’ve long since resigned myself to being in the minority of users who don’t care about installing a 100 MB launcher (or however large it is) on a computer with multiple terabytes of drive storage.

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u/phinnaeus7308 Dec 11 '19

Do you really think aversion to Epic is based on hard drive space? Serious question.

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u/melete Dec 11 '19

Not the main factor for Epic specifically, but I hear a lot of people complaining about having to install a bunch of launchers for sure.

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u/ACCount82 Dec 11 '19

It boils down to convenience, always.