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[@hookflash699]

Unity's shady new policy might not harm you personally, but it is very clearly bad for the broader game dev community, and it sets a dangerous precedent. This isn't just about standing up for ourselves; it's about standing up for *each other*.

[@RootGames]

I stand with 8k people that work in Unity, not the CEO and the board.

[@hookflash699]

@@RootGames I'm pretty sure far more than 8k people are going to be screwed over in the long term by Unity's shady business practices.

[@sir.niklas2090]

I don't even care about the pricing, its the fact that they can do that and just say fuck it and you any time any way with any version. :D No security."

[@kovacsakos02]

@@RootGames won't matter who you stand with if nobody will use Unity (companies) and you won't be able to get a job as a Unity dev and then if you work on your own you might be screwed by these shady price plans.

[@securityranger773]

Unreal is overkill and Godot is under kill. That still leaves Unity as the best engine for small developers who have already invested years of commitment in using the product. Unfortunately, corporations are driven by the bottom line and not altruistic objectives.

[@No0o0o0o0o0]

This is a very odd video. I am not a Dev but a gamer. I dont have a dog in this fight personally but... I have 3 gaming PCs, gaming laptop, 4 Steamdecks, Asus ROG Ally.(family of gamers). I frequently wipe and reload OS's and reinstall my games. I will now cost the devs countless install charges when I purchased their game years ago. I am 1 household with a family who games. Multiply this out over 10's of thousands of users and you can see this being punishing to devs and this is for games I already purchases so there are no after sale revenue but the dev is on the hook for the installs. There are grumblings that devs will pull their products from storefronts to avoid the cost which WILL AFFECT CUSTOMERS> And this did not even count the "high seas" versions out there and there being zero way to detect that. Otherwise piracy would have been stamped out years ago. This will now affect sales(discounts) of games, where you can wrack up a bunch of purchases but eat the cost in steam fees(30%), publisher costs(??), and the complete unknown of install fees over the years. I dont think this should be championed as good thing for Unity whether you chose to stay or not. You are punished for success, strong armed into the pro version, and penalized for terms you didn't agree to when you started working on a project. And now you are hoping there are no further changes but they released an FAQ that states they will reevaluated the pricing structure every year. You may be a captive audience at this point. Best of luck to anyone who stays with this unreliable partner that is Unity.

[@alr2157]

Accepting these kind of install fees are very bad news for the future. This has a LOT of negative consequences. If you accept these fees you're participating to the destruction of what we love. Making business with a scumbag is a very bad idea

[@RootGames]

Unity is not just the CEO and the board. Almost 8k people work there and I support them. Many of them are on the side of developers and Unity will rise again.

[@bannedaccount586]

This kind of attitude is what will lead people to boycott games made with unity which in turn will hurt developers especially those small teams and solo developers just starting out hate the ceo all you want but don't hate on unity itself or those who use unity because that will only hurt the game dev community as a whole

[@Ballpython50001]

@@RootGames Unfortunately this is not the way the system works. Unity is not a worker owned co-op where each of those 8k people get to have a voice It really is just the CEO and the board. They are the only ones who have the power to make decisions. You are correct to say that the Unity employees are on the side of the developers. However the only thing they can do is go along with the changes or quit, They won't fight back against the changes and stop the CEO from going through with it. You say that Unity will 'rise again" but you don't say in what way, They permanently destroyed the trust they had with Indie devs. Then they said companies like microsoft were going to pay the price when it comes to bundles, (I guarantee you they will be getting lots of emails from lawyers over that one). Honestly at this point, Unity has only 2 options. 1. Pull the plug and declare bankruptcy. 2. Transition from being a company that makes a game engine that anyone can use, to being a company that only offers it's services to other multimillion dollar companies.

[@TVPInterpolation]

​@@bannedaccount586i can understand if devs continue using it for their current development, but they should switch after these come out. as a potential customer of those devs, using unity make them look weak minded, to be fair. i will 100% check each game that i buy if their development process started before the runtime fee announcement, or later. those before still get support - they effectively didnt know what would happen. but those who still continue to support unity through developing with it *after* wont see any support at all.

[@pietraderdetective8953]

@@Ballpython50001 great points and based as well. I work a lot with public companies, even my workplace controls some of these public companies. when it comes to decision making, the 8k Unity employees can do nothing...the company's board serve the shareholders and that's it. Some would say the importance of stakeholders...yes that's correct but shareholders got the highest priority. CEOs are egotistical animals so don't expect major changes unless the idiot on top is replaced.

[@ShinSpiegel]

"They back off on the decision", so in one year they will add some other stupid thing that can hit you directly. But I agree with you, this is your decision and the payoff will happens in the next few years. Wish you best!

[@unityalexdev]

your passive aggression is really underserved here

[@RootGames]

Thanks, you too!

[@ShinSpiegel]

​@@unityalexdevI'm sorry if felt that way. My emotion on the topic was: "Meh, this is a good opportunity to learn a new tool, expand the horizon, see more, learn more", but looks like I didn't express myself in a good manner. Sorry if it felt agressive.

[@anupamkumar4109]

i be honest i don't want to live in a house that could fall any day

[@natecoley160]

Since Godot 4.0 it's pretty good for 3d, it covers most of indie dev needs. It even have pretty ok Global Illumination solution,

[@RootGames]

Give it a shot, I support you 😊

[@bigsmoke8344]

I switched to godot for my future games

[@xxxpilot]

So.. how is "blue robot" doing with over 1K nodes in the scene while editing? Stable? Consistency of updates in terms of regression? Satisfying? Ever tried to create tilemap with 50+ unique terrains? Hahh..

[@vladimirkirillovskiy8056]

Even if 200k is quite a lot for some indie developers, there is a catch. It is still not clear how they're going to filter out pirated versions and as the results, they can be counted as well, and suddenly your game "makes" more than 200k in their eyes, so they're going to charge you! Scary stuff as you can actually go into the negative with them.

[@RootGames]

Then you just buy Pro and you have 1milion before fees come, not 200k 😂 Anyway, they will change the policy in a few days

[@gilian2587]

That's why I use graphics frameworks like raylib and libgdx instead of game engines.

[@vladimirkirillovskiy8056]

@@gilian2587 I've used libgdx a while ago. Frameworks are fine for 2d games, but for 3d games I need more assistance :) There are open-source game engines that are safe to use, I counted at least 5 that might be worth checking.

[@gilian2587]

@@vladimirkirillovskiy8056 KZbin didn't notify me that you responded. Godot is quite good -- I don't really use it because I like to use a different scene-graph scheme from Godot's node structure (although I did create a successful little generative graphics prototype that required manipulating that node structure directly -- it works quite well). Now... raylib can handle 3D graphics, actually; I admit that I haven't made a full 3D game in it, yet.

[@borob.5168]

That's the opinion they were hoping for in general, I assume. Hope you won't regret it.

[@RootGames]

Time will tell 😊

[@glitch6107]

FINNALY SOMEONE WITH AN ACTUAL BRAIN, like, people keep talking smack about unity, even tough this shit will only affect people with 1 million in 12 months revenue, and if u have that kinda money, you CAN pay it, i am gonna say something to these ppl: for god's sake, STOP GETTING MAD AT UNITY FOR SOMETHING THAT WILL MOST LIKELY NEVER AFFECT YOU

[@JohnSatan]

Here's the catch, 400$ plan doesn't exist anymore and their goal to screw over indie devs is achieved

[@RootGames]

The policy will change. But even with this policy, the numbers for solo game dev or small indie studios are insane. 200k or 1milion. Wait a few weeks to see the closure of this and then decide.

[@AlexBarrGameDev]

@@RootGames I think in this case he may be referring to the old "Plus" plan, which was an affordable option for indies and allowed you to get rid of the Unity splash screen - I don't know why I'm explaining that actually lol we all know that HOWEVER the point is, with that plan gone, you now have to pay like $2000 a month to get rid of the splash screen, which is not really feasible for the average indie dev.

[@Khaled_khalil]

This aged like a fine bottle of wine.

[@RootGames]

The latest update is FANTASTIC!

[@Khaled_khalil]

True my guy!@@RootGames

[@darksilvergames5692]

I remember in 2013, the Xbox team also made a bad decision. During E3, they announced that the Xbox One would need to be always online, and players could even order pizza with this console. They introduced Kinect and seemed to be focusing on features other than the games themselves. This decision was met with huge backlash from gamers, and many said they wouldn't buy the Xbox One and would go to buy PlayStation 4 instead, and of course, most gamers really did that. Eventually, the Xbox team realized they had made a mistake. They publicly apologized, made significant changes to their approach, and acquired some very good game studios. Now, they have become quite successful. This example shows that any company can make mistakes. What's crucial is how they respond to critical feedback. I'm happy to see that they are listening and taking steps to regain the community's trust.

[@RootGames]

Good point and nice info 🤝

[@NeonValleys]

Yeah great point. Remember a few months ago when the Xbox CEO publicly said "we lost the console war"? Me too. Xbox has NOT been doing well, idk what planet you live on.

[@alxdrksoul]

Also to regain people's trust they actually ended up firing don matrick who told gamers that if they didn't like it, they should stick to the xbox 360 😅 and I think that's when Phil Spencer was introduced as the new CEO and he's been very welcomed and loved by the xbox community, so if Unity wants to fix this too, they'll have to fire Riccitiello who's already hated by all unity developers.

[@darksilvergames5692]

@@NeonValleys After that time, Phil Spencer came to Xbox and achieved a lot of success for the brand. Now, Xbox is a great brand and gamers are happy. Don't close your eyes and wake up!

[@NeonValleys]

@@darksilvergames5692 "a lot of success" like what?

[@rafaelbordoni516]

Most devs announcing that they'll stay are saying they are under the thresholds. Not the kind of developer Unit would like to partner with, don't you think? How are they going to react to this? Best case scenario would be a purge at the top. I wish you and all other devs luck.

[@petermeshackjobs8076]

if its tutorial i agree but if its a commercial game i will rather not install your game coz the runtime malware that unity will introduce is not legal.

[@iron77gaming]

Fr i personally like Unity better i don't have really a problem with unity at all cos i just make games cos its fun, and not looking for professional use.. However i recommend if you are not a big professional unity is the way to go-

[@RootGames]

Some really big games are made with Unity, so you can be a professional and work with Unity 😊

[@mgtopics108]

If you reach 2,00,000+ installs & you are really near to 2,00,000$ revenue...on 1,99,999$ switch to Unity Pro & your revenue threshold & installs goes to 1M...which is great 😃 atleast you could pay for pro version if your revenue is 1,99,999$...don't worry that much...but the situation is becoming bad to worse now...I think they should update us as soon as possible

[@RootGames]

Don't panic. I think it's getting better. Let's wait a couple of weeks and then we will know for sure 😀

[@blasandresayalagarcia3472]

I understand your reasons. However, I do encourage you to start learning other engines and start getting used to another engine in case unity pulls something worse in the future.

[@RootGames]

"What if" scenarios is not my mindset. CodeMonkey talked about that a lot.

[@blixtdraken2927]

​@@RootGamesIt's always good having a plan B tho

[@grarldbrown6812]

Respect for ur decision, just to know Unity is still in bad shape for stock market.

[@rahn45]

I admire your optimism in thinking that Unity will do the 'right' thing going forward from this day onwards, and that they will never, ever do anything that would make you regret your time investment with them. I wish you a lot of luck, cause I imagine you'll need it for that particular future to come true.

[@RootGames]

I admire your negativity and not understanding that now almost all KZbinrs are milking the cow, pumping unnecessary drama to get views. Just chill and wait a few weeks.

[@der-Dritte]

I will stay in unity as this won't really affect me and hope they might revert it. Game dev is a hobby and not a job and try not to make over 100k. So I don't worry that much

[@pianoatthirty]

Your Unity platformer course was life-changing! Seriously, it's the best one out there. Unfortunately, I just don't see the point in being stuck with an engine that essentially owns your game in the long run. What's the point anymore? Open source options exist and will just keep growing. Trying out Godot and am really impressed with how easy it is to get platformers up and running. Would honestly love to see your approach to Godot!

[@RootGames]

Thanks for the kind words about the course! I understand your point of view but I have a few projects in Unity and ultimately think that Unity will get out better from all of this.

[@DavidVille]

Agree

[@PutineluAlin]

Unity decision are not related to taking a cut on indie devs, they are a business strategies to bolster their numbers to investors by the Unity Pro license, it's entire back handed deals that will continue to change the rules of the game. Too stay you understand you are a pawn to be moved around how they wish. My advice stay with Unity but go learn Godot and make a bridge for people to use open source software more.

[@nTu4Ka]

Me 2. Cheers man!

[@NabPunk]

I understand your decision, but to say directly that Godot is not as powerful for 2d is just not accurate, they are two engines with their own strengths and weaknesses. Also, using Unity as a tool is fine, but I think the community in general should take a harsh stance against this kind of move because it tends to get contagious with other companies. They will always take as much from you as they possibly can, and this is reflected in many industries all over the world so a stance against anti-consumer behavior is essential.

[@RootGames]

Yes, you can make great games in Godot but it's not powerful like Unity.

[@cooldude-mi9wz]

i will stick aswell. BUT i will learn godot just so if i have to i can leave as soon as i can. i hope i dont have to. i love unity.i will also look at unity recent news more closely going forward.

[@RootGames]

Unity ❤️ I’m optimistic, Unity learned the lesson

[@RootGames]

0:33 Wanted to say pricing policy, not privacy policy 😅 Also, check out my FREE timeline/cutscenes course: 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6G8eqJ3pKpjmKc

[@UnidudeNine]

I read "piracy policy" by mistake. Actually, they need a piracy policy now that we're talking about fees based on installs.

[@redcobra9588]

so how much unity pay you to make this video ?

[@Rai2M]

@@redcobra9588 Don't get jealous )

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

if unity can do this and still get a lot of profit. then other game engine manufacturing companies will definitely follow their business model. This must be stopped

[@juliaalder2007]

Subscribed.

[@RootGames]

Thank you!

[@thomasparker7305]

I'm wondering how they will track installs? Do I have to worry about the unity games on my computer telling unity that I'm installing it? If they are going to have that I'm not sure I want unity games on my computer. If they don't do it by my computer telling them I'm installing the game how can they know? It's not just the devs I think that is soured by this. I don't want unity to be spying on me.

[@RootGames]

Literally, every app and device is spying you at this moment.

[@zMadmonk333]

Probably not a good take, as a lot of customers will never purchase another game utilizing the Unity engine. I am one of them.

[@RootGames]

Wrong, players buy games to have fun, it’s not about the engine.

[@TVPInterpolation]

​@@RootGamesi would agree, if that decision wouldnt have spiral down to effectively anybody even people who barely play games at all. we know that most devs inside unity werent the decision makers (duh) but to enable companies to do such acts of malice by continuing using them is not good for the longterm, no matter if its the gamer, or the devs. everybody can, and will be affected by this

[@tylerhornbrook8413]

same i also wont buy anymore games that use unity for life

[@latiyacanemi4473]

At least someone said it! Honestly, in a wave of panic, I tried Godot, but it seems that its conceptualization and styling are not to my liking at all. I feel a sense of rejection when working with Godot, like I've come to visit someone who doesn't have the best attitude towards me. But at the same time, I'm scared to stay with Unity, because without people willing to support it, it won't be as good. I feel lost from that

[@RootGames]

Have a little faith. There is too much drama because all KZbinrs are trying to get more views at the expense of Unity. Now they are pretty much milking the cow. When the dust settles, and new policy comes, Unity will rise again 😉

[@sergey_is_sergey]

Just be careful. The ToS changes are retroactive and apply to new installs on already existing games. They may walk back some of the changes but the fact that they even tried making retroactive changes on existing contracts is very worrying. One of Unity's biggest benefits has always been the community but it seems it's moving en masse to Godot. It'll be very interesting to see what happens next!

[@TYNEPUNK]

well said.

[@95mrf]

I am stay with unity for same reason

[@RootGames]

Nice to have you here!

[@--pARADOX--]

I hope you made the best decision. I hope WE made the best decision.

[@user-rt6fq8wk1d]

Okay I guess

[@shonmacklin9613]

I just started using Unity. This pricing change has very little impact on me . i will make my game and they will charge me for it.

[@KarlSanathos]

They showed what they want. They tested the waters. They will boil the frog as soon as it has adopted to the new temperature.

[@gilian2587]

It's far easier for someone to write a script to install and uninstall your game several million times than it is for you to write a game in Unity in the first place. Based on the pricing structure... that's $200,000 per one million installs -- every time someone decides to run that script.

[@StegoAqua]

Oh you may be fine now but if you make a overnight sensation of a game that instead of making ya rich puts you into crippling debt, you only have yourself to blame

[@SeanBotha]

Latest proposal is very good!!!! 1 000 000 threshhold and 4% max revenue cap from 20c

[@gilian2587]

Nice -- a 'malicious script kiddie can't bankrupt you' clause!

[@DevGods]

Just earned yourself a sub! Thanks for holding it down while everyone jumped ship as fast as possible even though this shit will never affect them.

[@Rai2M]

Just wait for another shit.

[@jamesmillerjo]

Why do you even do this useless works instead of walking on the grass outside, if you want to be a forever beggar?

[@IronFreee]

I love how you chose a scammer's speech to illustrate your decision :D Standing for making potential profit on people who are currently feeling scammed... That's so brave!

[@thinktanium9789]

i wish you luck

[@RootGames]

Thanks 😉

[@7sou7less]

2023/2024: its only 2-20 cents per install. We will provide the numbers based on "trust us bro"... Also lifetime installs treshold. 2025:now we will charge you 1 dollar everytime you open unity. Why? Cause we can and you cannot do anything. We will also change the threshold from 200000 to 1 $ why? Cause we can 😂. 20xx: we will charge you % for every copy of the game you sold based on OUR DATA not some steam/epic store data, Why? Because WE CAN CHANGE ANYTHING IN OUR UNITY EULA, WE CAN CHARGE YOU FOR ANYTHING REALLY, AND YOU CAN'T DO ANYTHING BECAUSE YOU SPEND TOO MUCH TIME WITH OUR ENGINE AND YOU DONT WANT/CANT CHANGE THE ENGINE NOW. Wish you good luck with unitea and i hope nothing like this will become real.

[@random_precision_software]

good to hear !!

[@VaporCode]

Chill

[@RootGames]

and Netflix 😂

[@CloverCrage]

So there's a lot of people who wish to move onto something else from Unity, and I'm definitely in the same camp. But it's also interesting to see people being vocal about staying. The argument about "I'm never going to reach the threshold" is thrown around a lot, but it's not really an argument, because the problem isn't necessarily the fee itself, but instead, that Unity Technologies broke their trust with many people in the industry by suddenly aggressively changing the "rules of the game", deleted their ToS repo and its history, then and replaced it with a new one, removed a subscription tier and automatically charged people for a more expensive one, and then as a cherry on top, their "Apology" sound like just another "We're sorry You're experiencing these feelings". People aren't leaving Unity because Unity is a bad engine or because they don't want to pay. They just don't want to be bossed around like this and they don't want to be afraid that tomorrow morning they'll wake up and realize that their 5+ year project is in danger. Anyway, nice video! like I said, it's interesting to hear other opinions. Keep it up!

[@publicmmi]

As for AA-developers or a indie teams which will sell lot of units i could understand it. But why should i feel betrayed as someone who used all the years unity for free? There is a stupid shit storm on YT and lot of bad advices for many unity developers to switch.

[@CloverCrage]

@@publicmmi This whole thing has never been about people who don't intend to earn anything, but I think you're missing the point. It's not just about the fees and all that, it's about them screwing over their community and ruining trust that was built up for well over a decade, and then the community standing up for themselves. It's well in your right to keep using unity, and nobody's forcing you to switch, but switching to a different engine because of what they did is not "bad advice".

[@publicmmi]

@@CloverCrageIt still doesn't make sense for the majority of unity developers to switch and give up lot of (bought) good assets and experiences in unity.

[@CloverCrage]

@@publicmmi It's not that it doesn't make sense. I'm pretty sure you're not going to understand it, but sometimes bad things just happen in life, and sometimes people are forced to do something they don't like, for their own good. The majority of the people leaving Unity don't want to do it, but they have to. I've used unity for well over a decade, trust me when I say I don't want to switch to something else, but I don't see how Unity is a safe platform anymore. Imagine you're building a house and suddenly a massive gaping and growing sinkhole appears next to it. Will you stay and keep working on your home or will you move to a different location? Nobody would "like" to leave in that scenario, but staying is the actual thing that makes no sense.

[@kesorangutan6170]

I respect your decision but doing anything with a scummy company that only thinks about giving the most money to its shareholders is a bad idea. Hopefully Unity makes some really good changes and regain its community's trust. I wish you all the best.

[@der-Dritte]

I hope

[@rajeshnakrani526]

Good luck!

[@RootGames]

Thanks 😁

[@ExplainerDido]

Basically its anti indie campaign .... when most of people dont get very much affected by these changes they will start using unity again and for that they will slightly change policies so peoples cant catch there real agenda ...but after long time when the game engine will become more advance and for indie developers it will be hard to create such level of games without these engines they will put this conditions again but they will do it slowly increasing step by step in future. Secondly if we invest a long time in game development and after long success and failure cycle in game development when we finally make a really good game that actually sales a lot and which will be the game of fortune for the developer after stuggling for years .this policy will swipe all our money and effort in so much extends that instead of rising as an indie company we will just go bankrupt . In shortly they are just preparing employees in large amount and if some group of people make some good stuff that really stand against the AAA game studios they will cut indie studios wings in such way they will not rise as a company and these talent sooner or later this developer will work in this big AAA studio as employee

[@gilian2587]

You underestimate the skill that's required to make a good game. It doesn't matter if a game is photorealistically raytraced if it's boring to interact with. Making a game that's fun to interact with is where the profits really come from. Take a look at Dwarf Fortress... it's graphics are dogsh*t, and nevertheless has sold 600,000 copies on steam.

[@nilin-o2]

And that's how values die, and bad decisions are rewarded. Just sell your soul for convenience and bit of money, it's that easy.

[@titouchose6534]

I found one!!

[@natam1616]

looks like you are staying with unity bc for you its not convenient to change and thats ok, ppl need to pay the bills But remember that the comunity had the devs back, not unity. Maybe a position like "i know unity messed up but unfortunately, the change would affect me too much so i all i can do is hope for the best for everyone" would be better than "yeah... it doesnt affect me so, whatever"

[@dark11demon11]

I'll stay with Unreal

[@DayVDingo]

no, its a bad idea to stay with them because they'll do something just as bad and they can't be trusted.. that's like a cheating ex asking to take her back... you don't.

[@publicmmi]

Wise decision! Majority of unity developers have probably tons of assets, are very familar with the engine and will never hit the 200k/1M threshold, so there is no reason to switch the engine.

[@unityalexdev]

Good to know Im not the only one👍👍

[@RootGames]

This is the way. (Too much of Mandalorian) 🤣

[@unityalexdev]

This is the way

[@amireasy6419]

this is the way@@unityalexdev

[@darrencook7168]

Also staying.

[@RootGames]

Glad you are here! 🤝

[@jeremiahmauga1801]

Me too, it's not feasible to learn another engine right now in the midst of a project.

[@zezotowff442]

love you

[@RootGames]

❤️

[@george4814]

Not many likes you get buddy

[@wesc6755]

Cool,but since I have no relationship with Unity, yet they will know when I install their games via mandatory telemetry, I will not be installing your game after you stick with Unity. No biggie, it's your life. But its my data.

[@RootGames]

Yeah, and you writing this on your phone that literally spies on you, no biggie 🤣

[@ashipthattriestobotheryou4759]

If you want to stay you may only used Unity engine for demonstration and demonstration only. This is the only way to safely avoid the dev fee.

[@amireasy6419]

this is the way

[@RootGames]

This is the way!

[@MarcoCapelli74]

Finally! After a week of a whole entire nonsense drama, over a change that will not affect more than the 10% of Unity developers, i hear some wise words. I stay too. I will not hear any other nonsese complain about it.

[@Rai2M]

Have you ever heard of confirmation bias?

[@srossiter81]

The thing about a mob of angry people is that they never realize they are a mob of angry people. The discord out of the developer community has been mostly fear based and irrational. I'm sticking with Unity.

[@elgorditobonito4980]

someone wants to be different.

[@RootGames]

Just think that Unity is a great tool.

[@makesnosense6304]

0:32 Uh, no. They didn't apologize for what they did, they apologized for you being confused and angry. That is NOT taking responsibility for what they did.

[@jamesmillerjo]

You said "those who stay with unity subscribe and like" and maybe that is the reason behind your l/dl ratio.

[@THEINVISIBLEWARRIORR]

Go broke then

[@SkullModder]

ahh gotcha, avoid your games I shall.

[@RootGames]

okay, no hard feelings 😉

[@stephanrobertgames]

Well shovel ur own grave 💁

[@RootGames]

I’m still young and strong 😉 Be kind

[@skully3242]

Oh look! We got a contrarian here. 🤓🤓🤓

[@RootGames]

Yes 😂