I was sleeping while everyone was responding in this post, timezones hehe
Ok, so, first things first, I feel that Tencent is been more of like a buzzword in this whole situation more like a real argument, after all 40% is not 60%, and we don’t even know what kind of stockholders they are holding, it could be preferable stockholders which means they actually have no voice on Epic’s decisions.
From the Steam frienss situation, why if there is an API for this they copy files from Steam? GoG connect to the Steam API for any transaction relevant to Steam.
I know that there is a lot of trolls on the internet, that’s why I decide to politely ask here for an explanation.
In terms of game sessions and time, those games could have been made with the UE4 so it makes kind of sense that they are collecting engine performance (games like Day by deadlight for example). But if other games made with other engines are involved, then we have a problem.
About Firefox I still a little unsure of what happen, and also the same for unity profiles
I want to give Epic the benefit of the doubt on this