please keep in mind that
EVERY single game on Roblox that is no longer being maintained WILL be PERMANENTLY muted.
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What a load of baloney. Most games have tons of audio in them. And the limit is 10 for an unverified account. Most developers will hit the limit.
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AMEN BROTHER! Theyâre worth about $80 Billion and yes⌠they can afford to pay the lawsuit, but they are greedy and want to take more money rather than loose some ^-^
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Exactly. Thatâs why a lot of the audio update is bogus.
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And hours of waiting for audios to pass moderation
Youâd think at this point that Roblox as a company has enough money and whatnot to push back against the music industry. I really do wish they did, for the benefit of practically the entire internet, but yet here we are.
Still not sure how thisâll affect me - I donât put music in my games to begin with, but I do use random audio I found sorted by recent years ago for sound effects (I work alone, have no skill with audio, and canât find everything I want from just Robloxâs Gear catalog)
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Now if I donât want to have to spend a year waiting for audio in my games to fully work because itâs only at 10 per month, I just have to leak my face to a big company! Thanks, Roblox.
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Do you realize how much money theyâre going to have to spend to license and keep those songs licensed? UMG is stingy, they would be spending hundreds of thousands if not millions on that. Not to mention, you would still have to replace the audios with the ones they upload. Licensing the audio will not fix the problems that theyâre trying to remedy.
Considering the lawsuit is why this update is being so rushed in the first place, them being aggressive is a good thing, because it means they recognize that this is an issue.
Where the hell did I say you couldnât complain? Iâve been one of the most vocal people here. Iâm just saying that I donât expect anything to happen because of the nature of the situation. If youâre going to criticize Roblox for something like this, you should probably consider that your expectations now are unrealistic. Criticize them for not coming up with a solution sooner, because that is why we are in this unavoidable situation now.
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Itâs not their problem? Of course it is. Theyâve been getting sued over all this audio uploading and therefore they decide to put this update in order on March 22nd.
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Roblox STILL hasnt responded to all of this backlash and closing in on 5000 replies (on the URL) it doesnt seem like they will. Further proving that our suggestions arent taken into account.
Roblox doesnt care about its developers or the community
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In said context, 30 alts.
Good luck.
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Exactly! Itâs only 2 million dollars!
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Another thing I forgot to mention, this initial change does the OPPOSITE of allowing creators to control their asset privacy, by indefinitely banning the ability to use music WITH authorization from the audio uploader, and instead assuming every asset longer than 5 seconds is being used unauthorized even if the uploader wanted others to use them.
Also, my fellow repliers, please continue your constructive criticism but stop disrespecting the company as that might further encourage them to proceed with the update and/or not give an official response to us regarding the problem.
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Remember when the community imploded over the avatar body color update that almost happened?
Even though this update is much bigger, I wonder if things will turn out just like that. I kinda have my doubts but all we can do is wait.
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Some DET member did say that they passed it on to the team, but thatâs all im aware of.
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Well, Roblox Corportation wonât risk it. When someone sues a company, they can demand as much money as they want. Luckily, they were only sued for 200 million dollars, not 2 million dollars.
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Do you think RoPro is safe? I donât know if I should get it
Was this written wrong or a joke 
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Personally I use RoGold itâs a really good developer extension for google
I posted that when it first came out, and before reading the fine print.