Now all this is kind of weighed on one reddit post. But if any of that is on point Unity is doomed even with the current back peddle state. They'll find another way to make it worse

yeah, the trust is broken

if i was a game developer i'd never touch it

The issue is, baby devs learn in uni specific and popular engines

Whoa sorry my net went haywire

But anyway, there is a risk that changing engines means retraining staff

The code isn't universal between engines and universities where much of it is learned will often keep to specific engines that are popular. Unity being one of them

yeah i know, it sucks

for devs

It really does. But imagine the new grads

i wish the Unity team wasn't such a bitch about this

yeah those poor kids

They've learned unity their whole uni experience then they are now unhireable because the company fucked up

Yeah it's just. Rippling effects of shit

I just hope games can transition smoothly to other engines without the risk of employment opportunities getting lost in the transfer