There are still people out there rolling their own engines for commercial projects, it's all about what you can pull off with the tools you've chosen. But I wou

There are still people out there rolling their own engines for commercial projects, it's all about what you can pull off with the tools you've chosen. But I would agree that there's a professional network and support system around Unity that Godot currently doesn't have. If you're planning to hire a team, it'd be much easier to find good Unity developers than Godot devs.