NDK on Android is native (C++/C) and it's there to boost performance and avoid GC in game loops. I've seen too many devs discussing how to mitigate the effects

NDK on Android is native (C++/C) and it's there to boost performance and avoid GC in game loops. I've seen too many devs discussing how to mitigate the effects of GC in games to consider Go to be a worthy upgrade at this point in it's development, the NDK would probably still be needed...