Plenty of successful software, including the currently most popular game engines, are designed with strict OOP principles. That doesn't mean there aren't well-d

Plenty of successful software, including the currently most popular game engines, are designed with strict OOP principles. That doesn't mean there aren't well-documented flaws with it as behavioral complexity increases. I'll wager that if O3DE sees an actual release with real documentation, it will herald a new generation of ambitiously-scoped games that actually realize their ambitions instead of crumbling under OOP-induced technical debt.