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I am always curious in the situation where the tipping point was. For unity, was it anger from fans, death threats, developers dropping it, or ..something else.
by Simulacra 3y ago
I am always curious in the situation where the tipping point was. For unity, was it anger from fans, death threats, developers dropping it, or ..something else.
- rjbwork 3y agoAlmost certainly the collective shutting off the ad monetization via Iron Source from the monetary side, and big names live-tweeting/live-streaming porting their games to other engines from the PR side. Taken together and projecting that forward a couple of years, the company is dead.
- petee 3y agoFor any company thats public, Money. Just money. They are not in it to make a good product, or foster good will, those are just unfortunate hurdles in the quest to bring money to the shareholders.