It may not have been obvious at the time he chose Unity for his project. > in 2019 Unity went out of their way to say, and cement in their Terms of Service, th

It may not have been obvious at the time he chose Unity for his project. > in 2019 Unity went out of their way to say, and cement in their Terms of Service, that “When you obtain a version of Unity, and don’t upgrade your project, we think you should be able to stick to that version of the TOS.” I suspect a lot of small shops were just toiling away trusting that when they first evaluated and decided on Unity they made the right decision. I bet less than 1% were reading ToS changes whenever they had to click the button.