I think the Unity crew wants to follow the route of small to medium professional teams. That's what they'll trying to focus on and time after time shifting so more into the professional market. You can see this by the features they offered in the last update and the prices they offer their services for already.
Although it's likely that also in the future there will be Indie versions around, they will be stepping away from smaller Indie developers, bedroom coders, those who don't want to spend a lot of money. These customers were helpful for a specific period (income and qa wise) but i don't see them as the main target audience anymore. I also don't see them focusing on what once was director's strength, simplicity, due to this pro aspect in first place. Ah well, sometimes it feels kind of sad as it started all so fancy but maybe things will alter again and all will be fine in the end. Who knows...
Although it's likely that also in the future there will be Indie versions around, they will be stepping away from smaller Indie developers, bedroom coders, those who don't want to spend a lot of money. These customers were helpful for a specific period (income and qa wise) but i don't see them as the main target audience anymore. I also don't see them focusing on what once was director's strength, simplicity, due to this pro aspect in first place. Ah well, sometimes it feels kind of sad as it started all so fancy but maybe things will alter again and all will be fine in the end. Who knows...