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They've promised not to sue people sharing Unreal 1 and Unreal Tournament(1999). They can change their mind.
id Software released the source code for Doom under a specific license. This has given birth to a wealth of commercial indie titles, the most technically impressive being Selaco, build on a fork of GZDoom called Pancake Engine.
Bungie released the code and assets for their Marathon trilogy and gave birth to a still very active modding community making full fledged fan campaigns.
If Epic wanted to full commit and release the code and assets to the games, I wouldn't be complaining.
Don't let perfect be the enemy of good.
I know it's a long stretch but we don't know if Epic will follow through and do the same yet. I imagine there's a lot of legal paperwork to get that stuff done above board for a bit company.
Sorry if I don't trust the company behind fortnite or a company with tencent investments.