Oortmessen/Aardappel's point here isn't that OOP is dead. I've seen his code (he runs the OSS Cube engine games and has made multiple hobby languages), he writ

Oortmessen/Aardappel's point here isn't that OOP is dead. I've seen his code (he runs the OSS Cube engine games and has made multiple hobby languages), he writes in C++ and uses objects where needed. His point is in slavish love of OOP concepts. Of excessive abstraction and storing state everywhere. I've worked on multiple projects where I can only describe the code as "bureaucratic". Oodles of little classes imperiously demanding you work through them to get anywhere inspite of terrible mismatches and the overcomplication it creates.