This pretty much sums things up. People seem to have this weird misunderstanding when it comes to Pro. If you don’t need Pro, don’t get Pro, and don’t post these pointless threads complaining about the Pro pricing model.
First, the rev cap for Plus is $200k (the $100k cap is for the Personal Edition). If you “ain’t makn’ bank here…” then you don’t need Pro (and may not even need Plus). I swear, Unity could pay devs to make a game and people would still complain.
You know whats funny? I was forced to use Unity as my first Engine because Epic has no option to change the dark skin in UE4. I have a Dell S2415H monitor, its those amazing glossy displays with ultra thin near invisible bezels the beauty of glossy displays is that there is no hazy matte covering that diffuses light and causes eye fatigue and damage to the eyes over decades of use so everything looks crystal clear as it should be. Wanna know something else? I live on a tropical Island, there are many days I love to open my big sliding windows and let in that hard hitting warm breeze, it beats being in a dark room with AC on when I could be hearing the grass blowing in the wind.
Wanna know something else? that dark theme turns my monitor into a mirror when I open my windows. For the love of god every company needs to do like Unity and give us an actual bright theme. With Unity I need not worry about sun light
Unity wants its dues for their labor, pay up or face the consequences. I tried to hold out and they showed up at my house with their clandestine paramilitary assault force. After few minutes of water boarding, they broke me. It’s easier to just cooperate. Don’t try to be a hero.
You know whats funny I could never get people who could make $100,000 and then have an issue paying up $1500 for the software that allowed them to make that much money in the first place.
Even with UE4, 5% cut if you make a lot of money I mean yeah if one can actually reach the EULA terms to pay up 5% cut then the last thing on your mind should be how much is 5% since you would pretty much be shopping in the Ferrari showroom at that point.