Actually the reason that most people don't like Unity is because the goal of the company seems to be to create a million half-baked, fancy-looking ideas rather

Actually the reason that most people don't like Unity is because the goal of the company seems to be to create a million half-baked, fancy-looking ideas rather than creating a solid experience with the core engine. Even today there are still very weird and difficult to circumvent bugs that come up in almost every project, even in trivial ones. Also, the last time I used it all of the old forum threads had been partially corrupted.