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Ok, it starts to smell like illegal pricing agreements between the two main players in the industry. Somebody in the government should raise the eyebrow fast.
by okokwhatever 3y ago
Ok, it starts to smell like illegal pricing agreements between the two main players in the industry. Somebody in the government should raise the eyebrow fast.
- meheleventyone 3y agoHow though? They have very different models and made very different pricing changes. In particular this one doesn’t affect the majority of Epic’s customers and is pretty obviously a way to get revenue from projects that will never attain royalties but are also well funded. Then the obvious fact that both have had large layoffs and are probably losing money hand over fist (definitely in the case of Unity) along with the current economic situation.