This arstechnica article is so much better than the kotaku article. First thing I see is the actual fee schedule. I spent the entire kotaku article wondering

This arstechnica article is so much better than the kotaku article. First thing I see is the actual fee schedule. I spent the entire kotaku article wondering what the fees were. Also, yeah, this just seems like an even better reason to learn the, seemingly vastly superior, Unreal Engine and use that. Is there a reason people still use Unity other than familiarity? It's fine but I installed the most recent version a few weeks ago to find it's basically the exact same as the 2019 version I used a lot. Feels really outdated versus Unreal.