Ever since Unity set themselves on firing back in September with the new Unity Runtime Fee, then absolutely bungled the management of that situation, people ...

Pog! ::D

maybe Unity has a chance to recover and do good by the community again

I still have doubts so personally I’m gonna stick with Godot and Bevy but we’ll see in the coming future for how Unity progresses from here…

edit: whoops meant to post this in gamedevnews, gonna check before I post next time

  • 1984@beehaw.org
    2·
    1 year ago

    Wasn’t he hired before there even was a board in place? When they were still private?

    • tormeh@discuss.tchncs.de
      2·
      1 year ago

      A private company still has owners and their representatives, regardless of whether or not the company has a formal board. Things are just more formalized and documented in public companies.

      In fact, CEOs tend to have more power in public companies than in private ones, since public companies have a higher share of passive shareholders and more divided shareholders.