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"If, at any time, a Royalty Product no longer qualifies as a Launch Everywhere with Epic Release the Royalty Rate will revert to 5% of all Royalty Revenue beginning on the date the Royalty Product no longer qualifies...Excerpt from Unreal Engine's EULA
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The clause states: “If, at any time, a Royalty Product no longer qualifies as a Launch Everywhere with Epic Release the Royalty Rate will revert to 5% of all Royalty Revenue beginning on the date the Royalty Product no longer qualifies...”
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