Important to note: the contributions in question are a $250k megagrant. Throwaway money for Epic, but major for the small Godot team. $250k for good PR and not

Important to note: the contributions in question are a $250k megagrant. Throwaway money for Epic, but major for the small Godot team. $250k for good PR and not being viewed as anti-competitive is an exceptional deal when you consider Google is doing the same to the tune of $400 million for Firefox. Also in the short term Unreal's dominance matters, but in the long term it really doesn't. Epic has spent the absurd levels of Fortnite money trying to establish itself as additional integral layers for developers/creators so that even if Unreal stops generating any revenue it'll be fine.