Beispiel (vielleicht über oder untertrieben, bin nicht aus Deutschland lol)

Zug 1 fährt laut Plan um 8:30, ist aber so gut wie immer um 20 minuten verspätet
Zug 2 fährt laut Plan um 9:00, ist aber auch immer um 20 min verspätet.
Beide Züge brauchen eine halbe Stunde.

Du musst um 9:30 ankommen. Anstatt mit Zug 2 um 9 zu fahren und dann 20 min zu spät zu kommen, fährst du mit Zug 1 und kommst du ganz gechillt 10 min früher an während alle anderen Panik haben weil sie zu spät sind.

Edit: Gerade nochmal gelesen, ist jetzt nicht ganz so wie im Meme aber close enough

But if you reverse, then you will stop for a short period of time…

The thing about unity is that it’s not just a software you use to program the game. When you distribute the game, you also distribute the engine. Since the engine is licensed to you under a special license, distributing it in a way that’s not permitted is copyright infringement. You agree to the license when you use unity, it’s like signing a contract. And if you breach this contract, Unity has all the rights to take legal action against you for profiting off their proprietary engine without paying them.

It also just doesn’t make sense to even try that. If you’re at the point where you’d have to share your profits with unity, your game will be making enough sales that it’s probably big enough for unity to notice it. And if you manage to keep your copyright infringement hidden from them, then your game is probably so small that you wouldn’t be paying anyways.

So yeah, it’s simply illegal, and unity will take legal action if they’re losing out on enough money

Licenses and copyright laws. When you make a game with Unity, you’re using proprietary code from Unity which has a license stating that the free version can only be used under certain circumstances. You’d be braking this license agreement if you distribute a game outside those conditions

I’m not a 100% on this, but from what i remember, this is technically also not allowed. Something about refusing has to be just as easy as accepting. What is unfortunately not regulated (i’d assume, since nobody does it) is a refuse all option for legitimate interest, so they can give you an option to opt out of all cookies but leave all the legitimate interest options on and you have to turn them off one by one. Worst part is you might not even see that they’re on if you just say refuse all instead of going to the settings

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