> Bribing implies an illegal act. Giving money in exchange for goods and services is completely normal: I don't bribe a restaurant for food. Exclusivity is just a way of competing for games, a sign of a good competitive market.

It doesn't have to be illegal, merely immoral.

> Kickstarter is kickstarter. Half of them probably don't fulfill all their promises. That's the risk you're taking, and why it's not a preorder.

I don't expect them to finish a project when i back them. I expect them to deliver my fucking GoG key when they finish the project and ask me what do I want it on and i say GoG! I don't expect them to say "Epic paid us a ton of money and you can get it on their gacha financed store".

True story. So long, Julian Gollop.

> Epic don't have gambling. They've even removed gambling from Rocket League after purchasing them too.

They're free to play. That means the game is designed to keep you playing forever and keep you buying IAPs. It is not designed to entertain you.