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Hear me out.

Unity is the most popular game engine on the planet. Games made with their technology earn the lions share of profits in the industry. It's an company who's core product is arguably so effecient in pure monetery terms that per-seat lisences are simply not enough to sustain it.

However, with various small teams making huge money with their tech, it seems wrong to have a situation where often a customer winning represents a loss for Unity. The new 2.5% revenue share seems fair and compeitive.

Lord we know this isn't a perfect engine or the best run company in the world. We know trust remains an issue. These things need addressed and will take time.

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One thing nobody has asked is if Unity has extended its fee model to assets. For example a per-seat lisence model is extended to exists for assets currently.

With these new changes I wonder if the per-install fee can also be extended to asset publishers? After all... why not? Why shouldn't asset publishers also get to charge some per-install fees too?

I wonder if official addons for unity, i.e speed-tree / ziva will also get to charge a per-install fees?

Where does it end?

I see a lot of posts recently acting as if the Brexit topic was over as if this sub has fulfilled its purpose. Perhaps it feels that way, but the reality of the trade agreement that comes into affect today says the complete opposite.

The deal is generally speaking the worst, most one-sided trade deal the UK has ever entered into in recent memory. What we've largely agreed is put up barriers for trade and protected the EU quite a bit from taking the economic hit from this entire endevour.

Huge omissions like services and red-tape nightmares basically ensure that we will want to move

Discussing possible treatments for stereo vision problems such as amblyopia using VR. Software posted here is for entertainment purposes only.

And there you have it. Numerical confirmation that Mays deal won't pass the house of commons. She's forced now to try to alter the backstop which wont be possible. She can extend for more time, but any deal short of Norway will include backstop and wont be able to pass because of DUP. Nothing can pass. Majority is for doing something to avoid no deal but divided beyond all hope as to what.

She can't do Norway or anything that could command a majority because her cabinet would resign.

Only option is to appeal to a higher power. Either a peoples vote or for enough people on her side to get sick of the situation and back a no-confidence vote in the government and side with labour.

My predict