Wow what?

Edit: Appearently Steam has always been charging 30% from the very start of Steam, i'm starting to question the intelligence of these people...

"How dare you charge us money for stuff".

These are usually a waste of time and money for everybody involved, because you can't tell a company what price they should charge for things in a free market where there's plenty of competition.

But there's always a possibility this is not thrown out of court, so somebody tries from time to time.

I'm really surprised to see all of this white-knight'ing for a big electronics / software corporation. Every time one of these corporations gets taken to task, it's good for consumers.

1.) Valve certainly shouldn't be able to dictate how publishers set their prices on other platforms.
2.) DLC should 100% be agnostic across platforms and there's no reason it should be difficult to implement.
3.) If Steam has a monopoly on PC game sales, then its commission is necessarily excessive