The fallout from game engine Unity’s decision to try to cram a completely new and different pricing structure down the throats of game developers continues. Originally announced in mid-Septem…
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Sooner Unity dies the better. Same with Unreal engine. Tired of crappy programming codes. We need to start fresh. Back to machine language !!!
Wow, you wrote a game engine in machibe language?
Can we see it?
Okay Chris Sawyer.
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That’s an interesting way of saying you’ve never delivered a commercial product.
What’s wrong with Unreal? IMO it’s quite an amazing engine.
You see, what they are trying to say is that the 1’s and 0’s are nice and crispety crunchety but unreal engine is soft and mushy.
Crispety Crunchety sounds so much nicer than soft and mushy! Back to machine language it is!