I can’t go into specifics due to NDAs, but I’ve been a developer on a game that was designed and programmed with the EnTT library from the ground up. [1] I don

I can’t go into specifics due to NDAs, but I’ve been a developer on a game that was designed and programmed with the EnTT library from the ground up. [1] I don’t know if I’d suggest ECS for every team as you need the right tooling, culture, and leadership to pull it off. That said, I think the paradigm has unrecognized benefits when it comes to greenfield gameplay programming. Or, your data structures become a way for sub-teams to communicate and share state without stepping on one another’s toes. A group handling pathfinding and a different one handling scenario/mission logic can both pay attention to the position data without needing to be highly coupled. It becomes easy to “just add a system” or “an extra component” to build on existing functionality. The Fred Brooks quote about “showing me your tables” comes to mind. [1] https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/about-legends https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/about-legends