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When game engine company Unity announced a change to its pricing plan last week, the response from developers was overwhelmingly negative. The change would mean developers would be charged an increasing fee as they crossed set thresholds every time their games were installed. It was called, among plenty of other things, “an astonishing scumbag move”.<\/p>\n

In addition to criticism from game developers, Unity was sent a “potential threat” that was serious enough the company closed two of its offices and canceled a CEO meeting after receiving it.<\/p>\n