Unity Rolls Back Controversial Fee Plan After Backlash From Developers
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Unity announced plans to charge developers fees based on game installs, causing backlash.
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Unity planned to charge $.20 per install after 200k installs for cheaper plans, and up to $.125 for pricier plans.
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Many developers threatened to leave Unity over the new fees, including Rust developer Garry Newman.
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Unity CEO Riccitiello sold thousands of shares before the fee announcement.
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Unity is now apologizing and rolling back the plans, but some developers say the damage is already done.
