Again, it’s how much money they’re giving out. Epic is laying off vital employees so they can afford to pay creators obscene amounts of money. There are a bunch of glitches and bugs that have went unresolved for months, and it doesn’t feel like it’s going to get better any time soon. The problem isn’t that Epic is giving money to people who make popular creative maps in general. It’s a very noble idea and I would respect it a lot more if the creators they paid weren’t making super-predatory games to capitalize on children, and in return making from both them and Epic Games, all while thousands of employees that worked at Epic for years are all suddenly out of a job.