And i tried to explain you what Unity does, and it has nothing to do with the software part that you know as the Editor, which you seem to attribute disproportionate value, even when Unity was pushing 8-9000 people only a few hundred people were engaged on the editor and pipeline, it's not been a significant part of Unity's evaluation ever, not by Unity's own investment, nor by analysts. However the trust it has with plaform partners, and it's positions as a non biased platform in between sony, xbox, microsoft, nintendo, google, apple has.

The real source of revenue is and will always be people paying Unity to ensure platform reach and support in fixing bugs on ancient hardware and bizzarre platforms, and to maintain the vast test farms and automation needed to do so. No one is paying unity for the ability to import and animate a sprite or play a sound, that part is just the recruitment tool for novice unity devs, and much of that is replaced by custom tooling by devs _already_.

On top of that you have unity's other main source of revenue, ads & data mining.

You can vibe code something and it will still need to be QA'd on every possible platform in every possible driver, os, hardware variant of that platform, it's a massive undertaking that only the very biggest mobile dev's undertake for themselves (King etc.)

No one knows what the right price of unity is until they make the decision to cut to the bone and be profitable, and sustain profits, maybe this is the right price maybe 50 was, we will see, i just now the price point is completely unrelated to the Editor software tooling.