[daft_pink]

Reality is that Unity loses vast sums of money year after year. Know that if you develop with them, you are tying your company to a company that is vaporizing money by developing their platform year after year.

If you are going to develop with them, then you should want them to earn a stable profit, so their platform is around for you. You may not agree with this pricing structure, but you should hopefully want them to make money and raise their prices somehow.

However, I think it's perfectly rational to conclude that they are an unstable partner that isn't earning a profit, and it's too risky to tie your development to them as this article sort of suggests.

I just strongly suggest you either are in favor of them raising their prices somehow or switch providers, because losing over hundreds of millions of dollars every year is completely unsustainable.

[dmix]

> Reality is that Unity loses vast sums of money year after year

Can you expand on why they lost money? Was it a market seeding thing?