It’s only to verify my license. Don’t need to use it otherwise unless I want to post the projects I make on their itch.io clone storefront, which I don’t. I have windows dual booted on its own harddrive so I’ve just been using it there. Would be nice to phase out windows on this use case without having to learn a new engine entirely.
If a engine would force me to use a specific chrome based browser I would switch the engine…
That sounds like hell my friend.
It’s only to verify my license. Don’t need to use it otherwise unless I want to post the projects I make on their itch.io clone storefront, which I don’t. I have windows dual booted on its own harddrive so I’ve just been using it there. Would be nice to phase out windows on this use case without having to learn a new engine entirely.
I don’t know your exact use case, but I suspect that learning Godot might be very worth it. It’s a really intuitive engine.
I’ve heard good things about it.
I mean, you can have a look at recent merged PRs. With proprietary engines, you just don’t know.