Good advice rule
alt text: a photoshop of the Unity logo with the wording changed to "Uninstall"
Syndicated from the fediverse. Read and engage on the original instance.
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Syndicated from the fediverse. Read and engage on the original instance.
View original on lemmy.mlalt text: a photoshop of the Unity logo with the wording changed to "Uninstall"
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Godot Engine looking sweet as heck rn
Imo, this is just Wall Street throwing Unity to the wolves for one last big cash out before they try to bleed money from the company until all that is left is a desiccated husk.
Unity's original exit: Hope Apple buys us
Unity's new exit: Whatever the fuck they're pulling now
Enshittification continues as usual.
Any EA games that use Unity that I can download over and over?
Sadly not, they use their proprietary engine
Can they charge for uninstalls too?
Isn't that the gamecube boot thingy
No, the GameCube boot thingy isn't charging developers for each individual install of their own game
Nintendo is watching this very closely I'm sure
What happened to Unity? Can anyone explain? I've been using Godot for two years, so I didn't notice any potential BS happening over there.
License changes that will charge developers based on how many installs their game has instead of how many units sold.
Wow that's bad. So the people who already made games with unity now have to pay extra? Insane
I’m not a lawyer but it seems legally dubious to make retroactive changes to a contract and to then try to get money from it.
I think so too.
This will free up some space on my laptop at least.
what about ultrakill :((