I really hope that the whole Unity debacle has moved more developers to open source solutions like Godot.
this post was submitted on 22 Apr 2024
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I've been meaning to check Godot out, so this is good timing
damn. wish he woulda switched to unreal.
edit: not shitting on godot. its just that i switched to unreal a while back and his help would have been nice. glad he came back and not to unity though.
I had to use godot for a college class and hated it, that was 4 years ago, hope it's less "why would it work like this?" now
The Slay the Spire devs switched from Unity to Godot, that is how good it is. Its not perfect obviously but its come a very long way and its pretty much a "real"(i.e with actual released games) engine now.
hell yeah godot, ever since switching to using it full time it's insane how easily i can go from idea to implemented mechanic/demo
Urgh, I wish I had more free time >>
Cool, I'm sure a lot of people have been waiting on this.
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simmer down, arthur, your lack of faith disturbs me.
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