alt Hacker NewsSounds great until Epic realises they can charge whatever they like in licensing fees.
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bsanders343 • today at 4:33 PM
Unity tried that and lost a lot of good will. Not sure it really mattered in the grand scheme though.
Sounds great until Epic realises they can charge whatever they like in licensing fees.
Unity tried that and lost a lot of good will. Not sure it really mattered in the grand scheme though.
The license agreement with Epic contains an explicit term that doesn’t allow them to retroactively change the licensing retroactively for an engine version. You might find that you can’t upgrade to VNext, but a rug pull isnt really on the cards.