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Has nothing to do with the costs. 30% is the de-facto default revenue sharing scheme, and developers are well accustomed to it.
by viktorcode 5y ago
Has nothing to do with the costs. 30% is the de-facto default revenue sharing scheme, and developers are well accustomed to it.
- dragonwriter 5y ago> Has nothing to do with the costs A price that has nothing to do with costs is a monopoly rent; in a competitive market marginal prices are driven down to marginal economic costs by competition.
- viktorcode 5y agoOn the contrary. In case of a monopoly price is guaranteed to cover the costs. In a competitive market the price can be well below the costs. Case in point: Epic games store. They are burning money to carve out a market share. That's an example of price decoupled from the cost.