no doubt TGE is a relative bargain... but if you think that you're getting away with a great deal, then you might consider the following...
1- TGE graphics are not nor is it no way comparable to those in Unigine...
2- TSE is still in development and does not appear to be antwhere near usable for a release, probably not before this time next year... optimisticly...
3- 1.4 TGE still has a few aggravating bugs... i'm looking forward to 1.42
4- the time you spend researching the api docs to make coding mods to the engine, in order to implement new or to mod existing functionality to get the type of game you want, very quickly offsets the difference in the price of a Unigine license... to dismiss Unigine soley on the difference in ocst of the license is not taking a broad perspective view at all...
--Mike
1- TGE graphics are not nor is it no way comparable to those in Unigine...
2- TSE is still in development and does not appear to be antwhere near usable for a release, probably not before this time next year... optimisticly...
3- 1.4 TGE still has a few aggravating bugs... i'm looking forward to 1.42
4- the time you spend researching the api docs to make coding mods to the engine, in order to implement new or to mod existing functionality to get the type of game you want, very quickly offsets the difference in the price of a Unigine license... to dismiss Unigine soley on the difference in ocst of the license is not taking a broad perspective view at all...
--Mike