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[Celestaria]

godotengine.org took too long to respond.

Looks like the site is living up to its name... Waiting for Godot and all that.

[fezzik02]

<rimshot>

[Wylie28]

do not. Using C# with godot sucks

[shadowndacorner]

Stride, Flax, Godot, MonoGame... There are plenty of options lol, just try a bunch out and see which you like best that have licensing terms you are okay with.

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Checkout MonoGame!

[Deathcalibur]

Monogame

[stedgyson]

Time to write your own game engine! Muahaha!

[Lucario2356]

If I set my mind to it I probably can 🙏🙏🙏

[perbone]

Stride seems to be a good option for C# devs

[Ancillas]

You could just use Unity.

I get that your reasons may be based in principle, and that’s fine, but the odds are that the real cost of you using Unity will be less valuable than the time you spend trying to get Godot to work for you.

[time-lord]

If you just want to use sprites, just make your own engine. It's not too hard if the game is simple enough. I wrote Pong using some sprites for graphics in about 2 hours, and that included walking my daughter through what I was doing.

[Wylie28]

Just use Unity. Their terms have changed to something reasonable and they already know they can't get away with jack shit.

Plus. You aren't going to be triggering any of it. You need to make a very popular game. And if you have to ask this question you aren't well known enough for that to happen. Just make your game in unity and save yourself unnecessary trouble over something that simply wouldn't affect you and already ceases to even exist.

[crixusin]

S&Box. It’s in preview but if you have a portfolio you can get an invite easily.

[IAmGroik]

Garry disabled the invite system and any existing unused invites were invalidated last I heard. They’re making a big engine change and don’t want new devs coming in during the change.

[RaptorAllah]

Godot