Again, you're wrong. Re-read App Store Guidelines 3.1.1 (which has subsequently been struck from the Guideline) -
"The paid digital content, services, or subscriptions included in or accessed by your app must be available for purchase in the app using only in-app purchase."
Let me repeat this and put it in bold in case you didn't catch it the first time "must only be available for purchase in the app using only in-app purchases. This is what they were banned for" - Apple said they violated 3.1.1 - Hello, this is entirely what the case was about.
Admit it, you're wrong. If you're going to bother to reply, instead of repeating what you keep saying, cite the actual App Store Guideline Section and Number Rule that Epic broke that got them banned.
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And don't worry, I'll keep looking out for all iOS users best interest, even they're too obtuse to realize what that may be.