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minus-squareDreamySweetlink33•9 months agoIt’s better but I still wouldn’t trust them. I will not be using Unity for any future projects.
minus-square@WhiskyTangoFoxtrot@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink14•9 months agoI already wasn’t using Unity for my own projects (I’ve been working on a game with Godot for years) but I play a lot of Unity-based games, and at least this means that those won’t have to be delisted.
It’s better but I still wouldn’t trust them. I will not be using Unity for any future projects.
I already wasn’t using Unity for my own projects (I’ve been working on a game with Godot for years) but I play a lot of Unity-based games, and at least this means that those won’t have to be delisted.
That’s why I say it’s better.