Except they are stepping AWAY from C# here, not towards it. And the game-industry as a whole is moving to data-oriented design, which tends to be hard to do at

Except they are stepping AWAY from C# here, not towards it. And the game-industry as a whole is moving to data-oriented design, which tends to be hard to do at best (if not downright impossible) in most GC'd languages. Regardless the transition from C to C++ has no performance cost (often a performance advatnage), so I'm not sure why you're bringing that up as some significant migration in this case? It doesn't support any argument for a transition from C++ to C# or similar, as that comes with a huge performance cost. Particularly in an era where CPU performance hasn't improved for almost a decade now.