That Is How Badly You Fucked Up

MEGA CRIT Slay the Spire The Mega Crit team has been hard at work these past 2+ years on a new game. But unlike with Slay the Spire, the engine we have been developing it in is Unity. The retroactive pricing structure of Runtime Fees is not only harmful in a myriad of ways to developers—especially indies—it is also a violation of trust. We believe Unity is fully aware of this, seeing as they have gone so far as to remove their TOS from GitHub. Despite the immense amount of time and effort our team has already poured into development on our new title, we will be migrating to a new engine unless the changes are completely reverted and TOS protections are put in place. We have never made a public statement before. That is how badly you fucked up.

A formal statement from the Mega Crit team announces that they are moving their new game away from Unity because of Unity’s retroactive Runtime Fee pricing and removal of its TOS from GitHub. The punchline is the unusually blunt closing sentence, turning a serious corporate announcement into a devastating reaction to an enormous screw-up. It is used when someone or an organization has made a mistake so severe that even a normally restrained party is forced to speak publicly. objects / объекты: corporate statement / официальное заявление, game studio logo / логотип игровой студии, video game title logo / логотип видеоигры, dark blue background / тёмно-синий фон, white text / белый текст, centered text / центрированный текст, bold closing sentence / выделенное жирным заключительное предложение, paragraph blocks / блоки абзацев, game engine reference / упоминание игрового движка EN: A formal statement from the Mega Crit team announces that they are moving their new game away from Unity because of Unity’s retroactive Runtime Fee pricing and removal of its TOS from GitHub. The punchline is the unusually blunt closing sentence, turning a serious corporate announcement into a devastating reaction to an enormous screw-up. It is used when someone or an organization has made a mistake so severe that even a normally restrained party is forced to speak publicly.

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