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What if Unreal changes its term? Your answer: you can use the old version. What if Godot stops the development? Your answer: good luck (???)

• hahn-kev 3y ago
  You can also use the old version, it's not like an old unsupported version of something is any different for open and closed source
  • kgwxd 3y ago
    They are different, open source is obviously better in that scenario.
    • carstenhag 3y ago
      Except Unreal is also open source in the sense of them providing you full source code access & documentation on how to build it.
      • ndsipa_pomu 3y ago
        That isn't what open source means. Open source means that you can make changes to the source code and distribute it.
• nokiz 3y ago
  > What if Godot stops the development? You can also use the old version. Also others can take it from where they left off, since it’s open source, as it's has been pointed.
  • raincole 3y ago
    And this is exactly my point.
    • okamiueru 3y ago
      The sarcasm wasn't obvious.