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I don’t think Unity is under any obligation to tie their ToS to specific engine versions. Additionally, losing the ability to receive bug fixes, enhancements, a

I don’t think Unity is under any obligation to tie their ToS to specific engine versions. Additionally, losing the ability to receive bug fixes, enhancements, and new platform support by sticking to an older engine is a bit of a non-starter for a lot of devs.

benj111 8y ago
Id like to say you're wrong. Its bad law though, if companies can be held ransom to T&Cs they never agreed to. Especially as it seems no notice was given, what happens if a company never got the new T&Cs?