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My guess - lowering barriers to entry is usually a good thing. Maybe you've got someone with the potential to be a low-level engine wizard who just doesn't know
by epiccoleman 2y ago
My guess - lowering barriers to entry is usually a good thing. Maybe you've got someone with the potential to be a low-level engine wizard who just doesn't know they're interested yet because they haven't seen the potential. Maybe someone getting to play with things at a high level starts thinking "but how does it work and dives deeper. Or maybe you have someone who can make something cool, but was never going to slog through the "physics engineering" to get there - and there's one more cool thing in the world because we knocked a limitation out of their way.
I think your concern is a valid one - but I also think it's worth the "risk" to bring concepts up to accessibility and widen the funnel that leads to depth.