Unity asserts are great. You put asserts in your code. They make Unity hang because it tries to log every single one. WTAF Unity.
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I've found this useful. Callback on logs, switch(type) { case Exception: Debug.Break(); break; } http://docs.unity3d.com/412/Documentation/ScriptReference/Application.RegisterLogCallback.html …
Basically will pause the editor if the application logs an exception. Otherwise Unity just eats unhandled exceptions.