I've started learning Godot to replace Unity for the prototyping role, but under no circumstances would I ship a game in stock Godot except for a game jam. The

I've started learning Godot to replace Unity for the prototyping role, but under no circumstances would I ship a game in stock Godot except for a game jam. The stock editor workflow is solid enough and overall fairly pleasant, but the documentation is abysmal, features aren't up to par with the Unity of even a decade ago, and code quality is "improving". I also have absolutely no clue why the world needed an even worse rehash of python that has absolutely no compatibility with any of the python ecosystem. I've read their blog post. I still do not understand. Godot 4 looks much more promising on the feature front, GDNative is passable, and at the very least, you can fix the engine yourself if you need to. I don't feel much of a sense of loss from ditching Unity.