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Developers fight back against Unity’s new pricing model
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Unity engine sucked anyway
We'll definitely be seeing more variety in output, hopefully, going forward.
Honestly I agree. If you are building a game with the same mechanics of other games that already exist its fine. Once you reach a point where to need access to the engine code itself to make something a reality, you are fucked.