I migrated from Unity to Godot ages ago, back in Godot 2.1 when we were waiting for 3.0. The Unity fiasco of the time was to revoke perpetual licenses, forcing those to also pay annual fees. I hadn't bought one yet, but with that ethos I nope'd out of that ship, and fell in love with Godot.
I'm designing a space scifi game. I'm 100% adding a device called Proutic Haripotator for the player to interact.
I made a challenge with a friend: we'll draw an art prompt on stream, pretending we are AI. So we'll be manually drawing the wrong stuff, like missing hand, broken fingers, etc.
If anyone wants to watch:
www.twitch.tv/madvela
I has finally created a bluskai o/
(I must be educated on how to behave here though)
