Epic doesn't believe in compromise unless it is with Google
The vendetta Epic Games holds against Apple seemingly won't let it accept any settlement beyond complete surrender, but it wants to participate "in good faith." Epic settled with Google by paying for a promotional campaign Apple shared its latest proposed commission rates in an attempt to satisfy an ongoing lawsuit with Epic Games, but they were instantly dismissed by the company. In that filing, Apple suggested that a settlement conference should take place. Epic filed its response on Monday, and very briefly implied that Apple wasn't being serious in its filings. However, if the court ordered a settlement conference, Epic would participate. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
What happened?
The vendetta Epic Games holds against Apple seemingly won't let it accept any settlement beyond complete surrender, but it wants to participate "in good faith." Epic settled with Google by paying for a promotional campaign Apple shared its latest proposed commission rates in an attempt to satisfy an ongoing lawsuit with Epic Games, but they were instantly dismissed by the company. In that filing, Apple suggested that a settlement conference should take place. Epic filed its response on Monday, and very briefly implied that Apple wasn't being serious in its filings. However, if the court ordered a settlement conference, Epic would participate. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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The vendetta Epic Games holds against Apple seemingly won't let it accept any settlement beyond complete surrender, but it wants to participate "in good faith." Epic settled with Google by paying for a promotional campaign Apple shared its latest proposed commission rates in an attempt to satisfy an ongoing lawsuit with Epic Games, but they were instantly dismissed by the company.
In that filing, Apple suggested that a settlement conference should take place.
Epic filed its response on Monday, and very briefly implied that Apple wasn't being serious in its filings.
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