@0x0961h It's not about the current runtime fee, it's the fact that that whole circus happened at all and how trustworthy of a company that makes Unity.Picking Unity for a new project means relying on the fact that the next CEO won't pull crap like that for the next 5/6 years - and in the current economy that's a really dangerous wager.

"i don't know how it's done in other engines, i only use [engine name here], so i don't care about other engines" is such a close-minded takethe best thing you can do for yourself as a developer is to look at how things are done by others, so you could have a different perspective on things that community might be a little bit too opinionated about (to the religious extent)curiosity is never a bad thinglack of curiosity however turns you into a mindless husk

I'm not here to "solve #gamedev", I'm not here to minmax the shit out of process, to squeeze everything, to optimize my posting time to cover wider audiences. I did all that when I was younger, it didn't work out.I'm here for the love of the game. The most obscure and unknown game developer that you somehow saw on your timeline.I just like making games. Even if no one knows them, even if no one is breathing down my neck hoping to see what I'm up to.I just like making games. For fun.