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Unity backtracks, no runtime fee for sub $1mil or for games on current/old versions (blog.unity.com)
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They're still scumbags though

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[โ€“] TheEntity@kbin.social 20 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Unity or not Unity, I have some important questions to ask. What was that allowed them to make such a move? A flawed license? A flawed law? Is there anything that would prevent other similar companies from doing exactly the same thing? We can hate Unity all we want and abandon it (I encourage it myself too) but isn't the underlying problem still present?

I'm not a lawyer, I don't know the answers. Anyone more knowledgeable here?

[โ€“] greenskye@lemm.ee 18 points 1 year ago

Everything depends on a subscription now, so you are always one TOS update from being fucked. With enshittification setting in, I'm expecting to see this move pulled over and over. Just wait till AWS tries it. Or WordPress. Could singlehandedly tank the internet.