Epic: <b>intentionally breaks Apple and Google ToS</b><br><br>LTT for some reason?: "Uh oh Apple is going down"<br><br><br>I don't mean to be that guy, Epic is completely in the wrong here.,(reply>), @Toomany Francis I agree, Apple will just point out that 30% is an industry standard and the judges will hand sweenys ass,(reply>), @Vito Chiarella It is not a monopoly because Apple does not own all smartphone application stores, just the one that is available on their devices. Almost all video game stores take 20-30% on all sales made on their platform. Epic is one of few that takes a far smaller cut, and that's just because they wouldn't make any money if they offered less to publishers. If anybody thinks that Epic is going to win a legal battle against Apple they need a reality check badly.,(reply>), Not completely, Apple is blocking you to install the game from outside their store, which should classify as monopoly. However this does not apply to Android, since you can install apks manually without going through any Google services if you want to, so the 30% is optional that you only pay if you're using their service. A lot of indie devs sell you their APK directly to circumvent this, e.g. if you ever bought a Humble Bundle Android game.,(reply>), I understand 30% is a lot, but if they accepted it and then broke the ToS, they are wrong like you said.