Visual Studio is the best debugger right now, but it is also incredibly simple and primitive. In 2019 we should be able to program/scripts our debuggers in a mi

Visual Studio is the best debugger right now, but it is also incredibly simple and primitive. In 2019 we should be able to program/scripts our debuggers in a million way. Dealing with large data sets in visual studio is still a pain. I want watches that can run queries to search for data, and reformat their display. I want to associate watches to functions or point in time etc. The sky is the limit and I am sure someone could sit down and reinvent debuggers which basically haven't been evolving for decades. Even though RemedyBG is in infancy and there's plenty of work ahead, it has the ability to surprise us tomorrow with features that haven't been in any other debuggers. Also check out http://www.radgametools.com/debug.htm http://www.radgametools.com/debug.htm