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Developers fight back against Unity’s new pricing model
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Too late, the damage is done. A lot of people are getting off the Unity bandwagon.
Yep. Even if they reverse course, they can't be trusted not to make a similar retroactive change in the future.
They would have to have a complete change of management for the engine to even be considered.
Yeah the CEO saying some shit to the effect of
I didn't even know he had said that till this news.