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Unity apologizes and updates their infamous Runtime Fee
(blog.unity.com)
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this post was submitted on 22 Sep 2023
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Yeah but how long is this solution really viable? It's not "skipping" the fee. It's just putting it off. Eventually your version won't be supported/will lack too many critical new features. No serious studio is going to work around you if they decided to just pony up.
Long enough to learn and switch to a new engine, possibly on your next game.