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The issues with CS:2 are well documented and nothing do with DOTS; it was entirely the game developers fault.

• bob1029 3y ago
  The vendor of the tools should always try to empathize with the users of their tools and make the experience better. Even if the user insists on being a little bit weird. Perhaps especially so. We like to chase the most difficult customers. It forces us to have the best products.
  • johnnyanmac 3y ago
    Unity isn't one tool, however. DOTS does a lot of amazing things, but most of its job is done on the CPU. and issues here sound like GPU laden issues. DOTS could certainly do a better job talking to HDRP but DOTS has always been talked about as "in alpha/beta" until mid 2022. those integrations and polish are the exact reasons why, and I argue that it came out of beta much too early as is.
  • Stevvo 3y ago
    I think many of the issues with Unity are caused by them not using their own product. If they are never going to make games, then they need to listen to their customers far more closely.