Did Unity just prohibit all cloud-hosted multiplayer games? You couldn’t operate Fortnite, PUBG, or Rocket League under these terms.pic.twitter.com/NXy6yjS5ni
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Yep. And my take is that everyone is free to do that, If you are a dev you can write your server in Unity and host it any way you want. As a service provider, you can provide this as a service, but you can't run the Unity runtime as part of it or emulate their API.
'Cloud' can mean IAAS and PAAS. Unity seems completely fine with developers going down the MP IAAS route. Unity only wants Unity MP PAAS providers to be approved by them. Approval and certification are not unusual in platform development, but they will have to be fair about it,
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