"I told you so" isn't really helpful, you know. You also didn't predict this; at best people have predicted the possibility. This decision is not an inherent

"I told you so" isn't really helpful, you know. You also didn't predict this; at best people have predicted the possibility. This decision is not an inherent property of non-free software. Maybe it's inherent to some types of management, but it's not a foregone conclusion. Believing that this is inherent in non-free software is belief that Unity is blameless for making this decision. I welcome any community of any size to create a good open-source 3D game engine. I've been waiting for a long time for equivalent-quality free alternatives to paid software for multiple disciplines and there are very few, if any. Turns out that almost no one wants to work for free, and those that do don't seem to understand what makes paid software worth using, because almost all open-source tools like this are little more than toys with very narrow and specific use cases which are fleshed out. the use cases which do have something resembling support are not what I have ever wanted to build, so those feature columns are useless to me, and many others.