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I understand how you'd feel that way. However I think TFP has proven that they're dedicated to making this game happen so I think it'll be ok.

Because they're gonna go bankrupt. Not that this is going to help... But it's something to think about. How will Unity devs handle it when Unity goes down and they can't get support anymore?

Expenses. They're a horribly bloated company. For example if we look at Epic Games, they have around ~2200 employees (2022 est). Unity Software Inc however has roughly ~7700 employees (2022 est).

For all the data I could find, I didn't see a single quarter where Unity Software Inc didn't lose money. As I said in my post earlier with the link to net income charts, last year they were down almost 1 billion net income. They have good revenue but they always come out negative net income due to expenses. This has been the case for years. Now I'm guessing their debt is becoming too expensive to service and investors are becoming unwilling to pour more money into this money burning machine. Last 12 months:

What about Unity's financials? They were at -192.16M net income last quarter. Last year they lost almost a BILLION (-921.07M)! https://ycharts.com/companies/U/net_income How long can this go on? Shouldn't this data make Unity devs more nervous than the garbage price model change?

Nice work, generating a 16k map in 4 minutes.