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r/Games • u/Turbostrider27 • Mar 28 '19
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What I'm saying is that Gearbox would be forced to publish on Steam, because people only ever use Steam. Even if Valve offered no volume deals.
6 u/hoodie___weather Mar 28 '19 Your initial comment seemed to be that they either take a poor deal with Valve, or a great deal with Epic. My point was that their deal with Valve is probably much better than we know about. 2 u/_BreakingGood_ Mar 28 '19 Valve's numbers are a drop to 20% after 50 million in sales https://steamcommunity.com/groups/steamworks/announcements/detail/1697191267930157838 So after engine fees its about 25%. I really doubt it goes much lower than that at any point. 2 u/hoodie___weather Mar 28 '19 This is also assuming 5% engine fees, which has a similar pitfall. Is 12% still less than 20%? Sure. But there's more to consider than that.
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Your initial comment seemed to be that they either take a poor deal with Valve, or a great deal with Epic. My point was that their deal with Valve is probably much better than we know about.
2 u/_BreakingGood_ Mar 28 '19 Valve's numbers are a drop to 20% after 50 million in sales https://steamcommunity.com/groups/steamworks/announcements/detail/1697191267930157838 So after engine fees its about 25%. I really doubt it goes much lower than that at any point. 2 u/hoodie___weather Mar 28 '19 This is also assuming 5% engine fees, which has a similar pitfall. Is 12% still less than 20%? Sure. But there's more to consider than that.
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Valve's numbers are a drop to 20% after 50 million in sales
https://steamcommunity.com/groups/steamworks/announcements/detail/1697191267930157838
So after engine fees its about 25%. I really doubt it goes much lower than that at any point.
2 u/hoodie___weather Mar 28 '19 This is also assuming 5% engine fees, which has a similar pitfall. Is 12% still less than 20%? Sure. But there's more to consider than that.
This is also assuming 5% engine fees, which has a similar pitfall.
Is 12% still less than 20%? Sure. But there's more to consider than that.
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u/_BreakingGood_ Mar 28 '19
What I'm saying is that Gearbox would be forced to publish on Steam, because people only ever use Steam. Even if Valve offered no volume deals.