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While I'm a Unity user and rather unhappy with the changes, maybe the outrage would be better directed at App Stores, Steam, and Console platforms all with thei
by bluescrn 3y ago
While I'm a Unity user and rather unhappy with the changes, maybe the outrage would be better directed at App Stores, Steam, and Console platforms all with their near-monopolies and taking a much larger cut of revenue.
- kibwen 3y agoWe have been directing our outrage at all those things since at least the Epic/Apple tiff.
- Uvix 3y agoAt least the retailers only take their cut one time. Under Unity’s new paradigm they can charge the developer more than the user paid for the game.
- dham 3y agoI agree to a certain extent but a tool charging money just seems odd. Like what if Ableton starts charging for every stream someone gets on Spotify, or Apple with Final Cut for every minute someone watches a video. Or probably, not so far fetched, Adobe charging for every view you get on Twitter of an image. Like, just charge someone a fee for your tool and be done. If you think your tool is worth more just charge more.
- whutsurnaym 3y agoDon't worry, there's plenty of outrage to go around.