> So if Godot devs stop working on it you're stuck with a project with zero support. Good luck developing it further instead of focusing on your game. Exactly

> So if Godot devs stop working on it you're stuck with a project with zero support. Good luck developing it further instead of focusing on your game. Exactly I'm glad someone is pointing out the problems with these piddly open source projects. Companies are too reliant on open source software, I mean it's not like open source tooling has ever taken off. Except for Emacs, and Vim, and VS Code, and maven, and ... But seriously though the over reliance people have on open source projects is staggering, I mean really what happens when the guy who maintains Linux gets bored and wanders off, everyone is boned. Therefore I agree with OP all open source projects are inevitably doomed to failure and can never work. Glad to see someone else who sees reason.