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Exactly, it can, and will, be used as a weapon. It is an actual liability to use Unity, and there is no way to avoid it. Anyone can directly hurt them by simpl
by birracerveza 3y ago
Exactly, it can, and will, be used as a weapon.
It is an actual liability to use Unity, and there is no way to avoid it. Anyone can directly hurt them by simply installing a game multiple times on multiple devices. Bonus, developers can hurt other competing developers!
It is such an idiotic move it is criminal, and I am hoping that they get slapped with a class action lawsuit if they don't recede on it.
The worst part is that, even though I'd love for everyone to just switch over to Godot, game studios cannot simply "change engine" and they absolutely know it. So for them to just come up with completely unreasonable terms, with no possibility to not agree to it? You are forced to accept to give them an arbitrary amount of money that is spat out at the end of the month by a proprietary, closed source system that is basically BUILT IN MALWARE IN EVERY SINGLE UNITY GAME.
That's actual fucking robbery.
They can't simply force users to accept to give them 110% of your revenue, or else, AND expose them to direct damage while doing so. This cannot be legal.
Absolutely shameful. I seriously hope that no one will ever consider Unity again after this stunt.