This is the Gamer's with Jobs Conference call for Wednesday, September 20th,

2003.

I'm your host, Amanda Nilton, and this week we've got a special guest joining us, Chris O'Regan from the Sausage Factory.

Hello, and how are you?

Fine, thank you. It's an honor to be here amongst you all.

Yes, it was so good to see you. Today, Chris is joining us to talk about packs and more.

I've also got my co-host, Rich, the Joy Conjure, Lovejoy.

Hello, and welcome.

Hi, I would just like to say that people can download this podcast as much as they want because it's not on Unity, so we're not charged per download.

This podcast was not designed on Unity, so feel free to download away.

And if you're one of our haters,

then it was designed on Unity.

So download us and you'll hurt our

wallets directly.

Wait, wait, right?

Download bombing.

Download bombing.

Download bomb us, please. This is one thing that we've always said here on Gamer's with Jobs. Please. Please do that. Yeah. No, wait, so I'm confused. Why downloading more is hurting them? Yeah. So let's dig into this for one second. I know this isn't our topic. We're going to be covering packs, but this is kind of a big deal news story in gaming. Unity set up a new pricing system because everything has to be about driving growth and driving profits in the short term these days. So their new system was supposed to charge developers based on downloads.

So whenever somebody downloads a game, they would get charged.

Now, if you...

Actually, for a slight correction, I think it's install.

It's worse.

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