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Did Unity just prohibit all cloud-hosted multiplayer games? You couldn’t operate Fortnite, PUBG, or Rocket League under these terms. 
We put enormous effort into the Unreal Engine EULA to ensure everyone has access to the full source, can share all their changes with other licensees (including commercially), and can operate lasting services and business around the engine with confidence.
We specifically make the UE4 EULA apply perpetually so that when you obtain a version under a given EULA, you can stay on that version and operate under that EULA forever if you choose.
Unreal Engine is open to everyone on equal terms, including competitors. There’s a Unity Ads plug-in. There’s native Steam support. At the peak of our UWP argument with Microsoft, they maintained a GitHub fork with support and we referred mutual customers to it.
