• @[email protected]
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    431 year ago

    We can only assume this was all a negotiation tactic, where they start with an unreasonable position, and force devs to accept an imbalanced (but manageable) fee structure they would have rejected.

    I say that, but I also assumed that is what Reddit was doing, but they went full steam towards stupid town, so ymmv.

    • chaogomu
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      241 year ago

      Reddit just wanted to kill third party apps to serve more of their own ads, since third party apps could natively include an adblocker.

    • @WhiskyTangoFoxtrot
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      71 year ago

      Unity benefits massively from the fact that it’s the default choice for indie game development. Even if they keep the majority of their devs, if they drive enough away to lose that default status then they’re fucked.