blud thinks its going to happen - if you really want it that badly, then you'd create a mod for it
OMFG. My babe is finally in the game. It is time to reinstall this.
I feel like that would be a waste of time. SR7 is... well, uh, a very lucky idiot. His artwork has devolved to the point where he doesn't even check his copy pasted Frankenstein's monsters for anatomical accuracy or issues with proportions. There's a Zatanna scene where her hips and torso literally cannot be connected due to the relative sizes and her distance from the camera. That's how badly SR7 has devolved over the course of Something Unlimited and he's on the cusp of either ditching Something Unlimited for the second Korra game or he's going to swap back and forth between the two thus leading to neither game getting anything remotely resembling progress.
On the Dev side: If the game makes over 200k in a rolling 12 months. The thing that will get more games in trouble is the lifetime 200k install cap as it appears the dev will have to flag all pirated installs with Unity.
Estimates from where? If the Dev uses a private source *cough*mega*cough* or does p2p sharing they cant estimate with out gathering data. China isn't going to allow Unity to go strolling around its networks to passively gain that data
It can't retroactively apply and doesn't apply to already released games. They have said this is for new unreleased works. they also wont force this on any major studios who have lawyers on staff or retainer.
Almost all EULAs fail in court. Problem is the cost to litigate it for the user, and since companies know this they abuse it
It's not suicide unless this becomes a bud light level event where 40% of the market share walks away. To much tribalism on unity vs unreal and whatever the mobile competitor is. In fact this proposed pricing structure could remain if they make some minor tweaks like saying "on mobile releases" , changing the install quote to a rolling 12 months, and/or increasing the project income level from 200k per 12.
Actually they always had that type of data.Usually getting a pirated version is basically simulate the game license. They always know when you have the game, but cannot know for sure if you have paid for it
It was suicide. They've already walked back multiple things, at least one major project threatened to stop selling the game to counter Unity, and a lot of indie devs have already said they're either never going to use Unity again or will be porting their in development games into new engines. If the trend keeps up support for Unity will dwindle away to nothing.Estimates from where? If the Dev uses a private source *cough*mega*cough* or does p2p sharing they cant estimate with out gathering data. China isn't going to allow Unity to go strolling around its networks to passively gain that data
It can't retroactively apply and doesn't apply to already released games. They have said this is for new unreleased works. they also wont force this on any major studios who have lawyers on staff or retainer.
Almost all EULAs fail in court. Problem is the cost to litigate it for the user, and since companies know this they abuse it
It's not suicide unless this becomes a bud light level event where 40% of the market share walks away. To much tribalism on unity vs unreal and whatever the mobile competitor is. In fact this proposed pricing structure could remain if they make some minor tweaks like saying "on mobile releases" , changing the install quote to a rolling 12 months, and/or increasing the project income level from 200k per 12.
