Funny how Epic had absolutely no issues using Apple's service to sell their products and grow their business and make hundreds of millions of dollars - until that wasn't enough.
It's like a farmer making a deal with the only and largest grocery store in the area to sell his vegetables. The farmer gives up 30% of his profit in the deal, but increases his revenue by 200% year after year because of the volume being sold to customers in cities the farmer didn't even knew existed - allowing the farmer to buy more land and make a LOT of money. More money than he could have dreamt of every making. Then once day the farmer walks into the grocery store and demands more money for his goods. There's no politeness - he just walks in like he owns the industry and demands the grocery store do what he says because he's sold so much through them and made them a lot of money. Grocery store immediately terminates the farmer's contract. Now the farmer has no where to sell his product and runs around to the other farmers in the area to get them to band together with him to fight the "bad" grocery store. But no one even gives him the time of day because all the other farmers in the area and even further out saw what a greedy dork he was and jumped right in to the void to sell to the grocery store.
A couple of weeks later the farmer goes to the grocery store to shop and finds out that he no longer has access to the store even as a customer because he's been banned and cannot figure out why he doesn't have access to the store like he always had.
And Epic is shocked they lost access to Apple's Developer tools. LOL
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