I agree. I use spaces and 2 to 4 depending on typical language style but even then heavy nesting is obvious.
I have a project full of essentially 'if (true) return true; else return false;'. Sometimes heavily nested. It's just not necessary.
Guard-style returns go a long way but a long column of those may mask deeper problems of structure. I don't mean inheritance-polymorphism no-ifs but rather your code isn't dumb enough and perhaps your data isn't smart enough.
I have a project full of essentially 'if (true) return true; else return false;'. Sometimes heavily nested. It's just not necessary.
Guard-style returns go a long way but a long column of those may mask deeper problems of structure. I don't mean inheritance-polymorphism no-ifs but rather your code isn't dumb enough and perhaps your data isn't smart enough.