Considering their competition, Unity projects were on a knife-edge before this entire debacle started. Unreal is better; Godot is less risk. It didn't take a big push to send every unity project tumbling down a better path. Damn right it wont be enough to kick out the CEO -- the poison is still there in the motivation of the private equity ownership.
I wouldn't have the first clue how to rescue Unity at this point. I think it's probably already a zombie, but maybe there is a way to turn it around. Publish the source?
I wouldn't have the first clue how to rescue Unity at this point. I think it's probably already a zombie, but maybe there is a way to turn it around. Publish the source?