> glue language ... at that point it's basically c/c++ already with python acting like unreal blueprints or something Yeah, I mean that's pretty much the main

> glue language ... at that point it's basically c/c++ already with python acting like unreal blueprints or something Yeah, I mean that's pretty much the main role of a game engine's scripting language - gluing the lower level pieces together in the game-specific way. We use Python for all of our runtime application logic in UnrealEngine and performance is far beyond good enough and significantly faster than blueprints.