@gamingonlinux Indie devs everywhere still consider tentative changes away from Unity due to controversial policies

@gamingonlinux The power of the community is amazing, but as mentioned trust has been shattered. This will be great for those developers that have no choice but to stick with Unity, but this has already pushed more people over to open source solutions like #Godot which I love.

Unity really went a placed a land mine, took a lap, and jumped right on top of it.

@gamingonlinux I said it about fusion360 when they tried to change their free policy, "Believe people(companies) when they tell you who they are."
Even if they roll it back now, you know where they want to go, and it's only a matter of time till they get there. They just change the tactic to the "boil the frog" method of slow change over time.

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Whatever they do will be too little, too late. They've burned their bridges.

@gamingonlinux One sentence in and I cracked up at that morbid joke.

@gamingonlinux Nope and a thousand times nope, they blew it, let them sink in their own misery, instead of paying money to Unity, consider donating it to Godot, cuz they ACTUALLY care about their people and not about the money.

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Is this a case of leopards ate my face, so maybe I should stop putting meat on my beard?

Or the community surrounding Godot and support a public option?

@gamingonlinux Lol too late, the damage is already done. Any dev looking at making a project that could potentially bring in the kinds of numbers Unity is talking about is not going to bother with Unity in fear they change their policies again