Of course Unity is ahead and of course Godot has lots of features people want to add in the future. The same applies to Unity and any game engine I've encounter

Of course Unity is ahead and of course Godot has lots of features people want to add in the future. The same applies to Unity and any game engine I've encountered. I don't see anything so far to back up the claim that Godot isn't finished, which would mean it's not suitable for anything except for experimentation. Seems like it's at least fine for smaller games.