• @marcos
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      91 year ago

      That’s a normal thing to happen after you decide to bankrupt your business partners. (But do we know it already? I thought Reddit wasn’t public.)

      But Unity here decided to bankrupt their customers, so I do expect their numbers to change much more quickly.

        • @marcos
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          61 year ago

          Hum, that “just” is really undeserved here. I’m sure they will drag many of their customers with them.

            • @monk
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              101 year ago

              This is nowhere near reality.

              Even if you could just “translate” code from one language to another, that ignores asset pipelines, asset store libraries, and all the build pipelines that allow you to ship cross-platform.

              You also need to now train your entire dev team on a new tech stack.

              Switching engines is an enormous effort

            • @[email protected]
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              11 year ago

              One of the biggest appeals of modern gane engines is that you barely need any code but that also means everything is centered entirely around the game engine, I doubt there is any way to transition that, it probaly means devs have to start from scratch and reimplement the mechanics.

            • @WhiskyTangoFoxtrot
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              11 year ago

              I’m using Godot 3 for my current project because even the relatively minor changes I’d have to make to port it to Godot 4 would be unfeasible. If I had to change engines entirely I’d have to just abandon the project.