Side note, whatever happened with the great Unity pricing debacle? Did developers end up moving en masse to Unreal and Godot? Or were Unity’s walkbacks and contrition sufficient to keep it a going concern?
They reversed it, I don’t think a huge amount of people changed over but definitely substantial! Godot has been growing quickly.
Eh, some people moved, but probably not many people that were knee deep in a project. I'm sticking with Unity for now myself - for all of its annoying eccentricities and bad developer relations it fits in pretty snugly between the power and complexity of Unreal and Godot.