I love (hate) that the Unity Runtime Fee is hitting as soon as 2023 LTS releases and they STILL can't give a straight answer to WHO pays the fees. Presumably what would normally be the single most important questions for both Unity when attempting to create a new revenue stream from thin air and also literally everyone that would possibly ever consider giving Unity money.
Game programmer, designer, director; retired quadball player; antimeme; radical descriptivist; antilabel; Moose;
Working at Muse Games. Directed Embr, worked on Wildmender and Guns of Icarus, Making new secret stuffs
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My studio is kicking out a Unity game in about 2 weeks. Any wishlists prelaunch would be super appreciated so we can sell as many copies before Jan 1 as possible
And hey, if you like deserts, gardening, and tragic but hopeful post apocalyptic fantasy, maybe pick up a copy!
Is it good business when people are relieved they're not using your product?