(THIS IS A REUPLOAD, MAY CONTAIN INACCURATE INFORMATION)
A lot of people continue to ignore some certain key points of Unity's new fee announcement, so I wanted to make a video to point these out, as they reduce the fee cost. I did not go into the drama and stuff, as a ton of people have already covered that topic 5 billion times already. In the second part of the video I talk about why I switched from Unity (basically what I don't like about the engine itself) and why I chose Godot over Unreal Engine.

For anyone still planning on using Unity, go for it, however don't expect things to go better anytime soon with the current CEO and the board around him. The engineers could make the engine great again, but because of bad practices and decisions by the managers, it's all falling apart.

Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:48 What is the threshold
1:32 Fees (inaccurate)
2:22 Fees with Emerging-market rate (more accurate)
3:20 What is revenue?
3:53 Strategies to save money
5:10 Install tracking (?)
5:44 A question
6:02 A rant about Unity (both engine and company)
8:18 Why Godot over unreal (for me)
11:11 How the switching affected my project
11:49 Outro

Music in video:
EVA - 失望した
Stevia Sphere - A Sphere Made of Stevia
HurricaneTurtle - Winds

#unity #fee #godot #unrealengine