Thing is, even if Unity walks this back, do you think developers are going to choose a company that's capable of this kind of move for their next title?

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Whether Unity backtracks or not, the fact that these decisions made it through leadership, legal, marketing and employees, says a lot about the organizational health of the company. As a partner, Unity is a source of unknown amount of risk. Making new games on it would be unwise

The developer Cult of the Lamb has threatened to delete the game on January 1 amid the ungoing Unity pricing backlash. bit.ly/3PBUKCR

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The Unity board needs to call for resignations. Start with John Riccitiello and most of the exec team responsible for the design and communication of this atrocious idea. They are destroying Unity. Act swiftly. Only with heads on a spike will some semblance of trust be restored.

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We agree with EGDF's assessment and are shocked to see a long-term business partner exploit their position. While we evaluate what this means for Colossal Order in the long run, Cities: Skylines II will release on its current engine. egdf.eu/egdf-unitys-in…

Made a Unity fee update bingo card for when they announce the changes to the policy this week.

I am grateful for the indie dev community coming together to affect change in Unity's terrifying trajectory. I am cautiously optimistic about the recent changes they've announced, and I hope it is an indication that Unity is ready to work towards rebuilding trust.