A counter point is that it was an extremely reckless move for Epic to risk the banning of their next-generation social network (which to my kids, it definitely is) from the largest mobile store. Epic thought they were forcing Apple's hand, but they lost in court on the points they really cared about the most. And they got confirmation that Apple was well within their rights to cancel the developer account.

I'm not sure the risk was worth it... especially since they didn't need to take that risk to file the lawsuit.

From the first moments, Epic has been running a PR campaign, which doesn't really help you in court.