Making the "Disable Branching" feature free
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The biggest reason for games to be branchable, is we're trying to build a community of users who learn from each other. This is pretty typically in the software and game development world (the term is Open Source).
If you're Working on something for the App Store you have the option of making it closed source. If you just want to make your project closed source with no intention of going in the App Store, well you still need to a "Developer" tier.
It's unlikely for us to change this part of the hub, since we really want to build an open and sharing community.
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I agree with Murtaza. And, by the way, branch option lets to play the game offline :-D
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The biggest reason for games to be branchable, is we're trying to build a community of users who learn from each other. This is pretty typically in the software and game development world (the term is Open Source).
If you're Working on something for the App Store you have the option of making it closed source. If you just want to make your project closed source with no intention of going in the App Store, well you still need to a "Developer" tier.
It's unlikely for us to change this part of the hub, since we really want to build an open and sharing community.
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Doing that really changes the dynamic and purpose of branching. The original creator gets credit in the hub page as it is. It says "Branched from ______" and links back to the original game.
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