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by pelasaco 3y ago
> The game is also often review bombed by rival games. What would stop a rival company from setting up a bot that just mass installs on VMs to try and charge up their bill? This is FUD, but its covered by Unity FAQ. Either way, I would l
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by pelasaco 3y ago
I understand your point, but tbh: "Take for example genshin impact: it's made in unity, has a high production value, is f2p with a in-game currency that can be purchased, and meets the threshold for the change requirements. The sa
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> It's like if I owned an old version of Photoshop and Adobe contacted me to say that because the jpg I produced blew up on Twitter I owe them $1000. Bad analogy. If you remove your game from any store, and you are not making more t
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by pelasaco 3y ago
The rule for the fee, for Unity Pro is: "Those that have made $1,000,000 USD or more in the last 12 months AND have at least 1,000,000 lifetime game installs." Just the number of install plays 0 role, if the game didnt generate mo
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Not really. Look the pricing and the AND condition: "Only games that meet the following thresholds qualify for the Unity Runtime Fee: Unity Personal and Unity Plus: Those that have made $200,000 USD or more in the last 12 months AND ha
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by pelasaco 3y ago
That's not 100% true. Fee applies to eligible games currently in market that continue to distribute the runtime. That's because otherwise is really hard to pin a TOS version. I'm not lawyer, but for all services that we use,
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by pelasaco 3y ago
You just have to pay the runtime fee, in the following conditions: "Only games that meet the following thresholds qualify for the Unity Runtime Fee: Unity Personal and Unity Plus: Those that have made $200,000 USD or more in the last 1
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Only games that meet the following thresholds qualify for the Unity Runtime Fee: Unity Personal and Unity Plus: Those that have made $200,000 USD or more in the last 12 months AND have at least 200,000 lifetime game installs. Unity Pro and
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by pelasaco 3y ago
for the mobile game developers downvoting me https://venturebeat.com/games/game-devs-with-2b-installs-say...
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by pelasaco 3y ago
As indie game developer myself, again: It only affect people developing mobile games, which mostly are full of ads and are super addictive. I see people trying now to get attraction to godot and etc, but the fact is that mostly "game s
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by pelasaco 3y ago
To downvote and not discuss, it typical from the new generation...
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by pelasaco 3y ago
As Game developer myself, and unity user, I was concerned about the new pricing model, however, actually reading the actual changes[1], you see that 99% of the developers are not affected, and in some cases, for those affected, still cheape
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by pelasaco 3y ago
If you are able to capture a flow from begin to end, you can use something like the entropy of the flow to guess if a tunnel is encrypted or not..
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by pelasaco 3y ago
But then it will lead to having less spare parts, less people learning the job of gas heater repair. You will kill the Market around Gas Heaters, you let the work force die and then you force indirectly people to move to heat pump. I have h
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by pelasaco 3y ago
There is always an Aikido guy.. It is disputed, if you compare the whole production chain, the life time of a battery, how do you generate clean energy to support it (nobody will believe the aikido expert, that without nuclear energy just w
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> Electrification of transport is one of the key solutions to climate change (and urban air pollution). That's we are going to see in the long run. It is disputed that the e-cars have a smaller footprint than for instance modern sma
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> to be help fix the problem they created What you mean?
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> We're sitting on our slow copper cable internet, due to Helmut fucking Kohl in the late 80s. Since then nobody has made any effort to improve the infrastructure significantly. ... > Instead the Deutsche Post was privatized and
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> Germany has been ruled by conservative governments for the last 16 years. Olaf Scholz was vice prime minister, and finance minister in the last governments. So I guess he was as responsible for the last 16 years as Lindner is today?
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> I don't understand that the lawmakers in Europe have allowed this horrible situation to develop lawmakers in Europe don't drive. They normally get their private jet already "recharged".
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> Germany committing economic suicide will not save the planet. Actually will make the situation worse, since Germany uses the taxpayers money to support many other countries around the World.. Less tax money, less money to share. > I
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> Is the situation for short-term prisoners similar in Germany? Probably none of those kids have a Job, so no worries.
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by pelasaco 3y ago
I understand that, and I go through the process. Even though we know that " the goal of the assignment isn’t to produce the end product of a 3000 word essay", it doesn't change the fact that I have to produce a document with
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by pelasaco 3y ago
As a person using ChatGPT to write university assignments and essays myself, I wonder what is the problem with that? When I get an assignment "write 3000 words about a subject" which actually can be resumed in 500 words, the whole
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> US's GDP is 23.32 Trillion, and US collected 5 Trillion in taxes Americans. Wealth sharing would need to be many orders of magnitude more than 24 billion over 3 years. Why is that is relevant? Do you think that US should share mor
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> atmospheric CO₂ emissions doesn't really limit itself to state borders Is that just a catchy phrase to earn +1, or you mean that so there is no merit in doing Country-wide policies, enforce and inspect them to see if they are bein
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> The issue is society as currently structured There was never better structured society as we have today.. or can you point some period where we were better than now?
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by pelasaco 3y ago
> And it’s unlikely for wealthy countries to give up their wealth Just from 2020 to 2023, more than $24 Billion in interest-free loans were distributed. https://www.imf.org/en/Blogs/Articles/2023/03&#
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by pelasaco 3y ago
Exactly. Countries with birth rate > 3 should be unacceptable in 2023... One of the main forces driving Europe crazy today.

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