[ndarilek]

Same. I've been using Bevy to experiment with some accessible game mechanics for the past few months now. The speed from which I can go from "I really want map exploration to report this and that detail on an entity, based on this and that characteristic," to code that just works and does what I want, is astounding. The degree to which I can then optimize that code, to only run it when this or that component changes value for instance, is also amazing. And when some Bevy subsystem or other isn't up to my standards, I can plug in some other library, add a few components in my game, and more or less forget about the details of the lower-level integration. It's an amazingly productive engine. If it'd launched a year earlier, I'd probably have built my just released game in Bevy rather than Godot.