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Two years after the Unity controversy, how are things going with Godot?
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Do you not consider Expedition 33 a well-made game?
The comment I replied to says "we should push smaller devs to try engines like Godot now for that as Unity and UE got too big for their boots."
It still suffers from temporal AA (or "AI" upscaling), which has lots of blur and ghosting.
Yes... smaller devs should be encouraged to try alternate engines, but that's not always possible or feasible for some.