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Does this mean the developer has to pay a license fee if someone acquires and plays their game in a "non-standard" way?

• ncr100 3y ago
  Yes, so far there has been no clarification by unity about pirate installs or malicious competitors faking the unique installation API called to the Unity backend. Ripe for fraud. If unity is malicious they could actually set up farms artificially inflating installation counts and generating a little extra profit.
  • squeaky-clean 3y ago
    I am 100% going to do this with an old laptop of mine. Is it even "fraud" if I just want to test my SSD longevity by constantly installing and uninstalling a game?
    • ncr100 3y ago
      Only if there's a contract between you and whatever other entity is doing this kind of per install behavior tracking.