Unity has made it abundantly clear they haven't cared about the engine for a long time. They used to be working on a game to help identify areas where the engin

Unity has made it abundantly clear they haven't cared about the engine for a long time. They used to be working on a game to help identify areas where the engine could be improved and ended up firing the team who was working on that to "refocus priorities." There's also been the wave of lay offs for top talent and even more leaving voluntarily, of which Mike Acton of data-oriented fame was one of.