Right now I think unity is on the way out unless they do a 180 over this mess. I have been encouraging people not tied down to an existing project to Godot.
Releasing a pack like that would just encourage people to pick up a engine whose management sold just about all the good-will it built up for years in favor of sudden predatory license changes.
Yes, overall the changes were decent and it's good to see are finally getting rid of plus with the removal of the splash screen requirement for unity personal and doubling the amount you can earn before you need q plan.
Smalltime mobile devs were certainly targeted with the september changes and I completely get why they are still upset. I find it puzzling that there are still indie devs that actually want to jump to Unreal since their agreements have always been far worse then Unitys even with the September changes. Glad to see Godot picking up steam with this SNAFU.
