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The economics for in progress games means probably only a few particularly early in development or strong feeling dev teams are going to switch engines mid stre

by Macha 3y ago

The economics for in progress games means probably only a few particularly early in development or strong feeling dev teams are going to switch engines mid stream so I think in the worst case unity thinks they have buffer to climb down if needed. I can't see future projects building on unity with this "we have changed the deal and can do it again" attitude on the other hand. So I'd put the level of customer power here as more than Reddit users but less than Dungeons & Dragons users.

robswc 3y ago
>I can't see future projects building on unity with this "we have changed the deal and can do it again" attitude on the other hand. Yea, that almost seems the worst part. Seems like a huge risk for any future projects. >So I'd put the level of customer power here as more than Reddit users but less than Dungeons & Dragons users. That's good at least.