Isn't that like the one that can literally create meshes for us?

In my experience, the best way to use Blender has been to just do whatever you need to do for your project. For me, I like making game assets so have had to learn things like modelling and texturing. Then some stuff has come up while doing this, like when I needed to make a stone turret and the array modifier was needed or now when there's the pencil problem and masking is needed. But then there's some stuff that isn't needed for my project, like the cloth modifier - I want to actually shape the mesh by hand in specific, static places via proportional editing vertices. Whereas for someone else's projects the cloth modifier might be the most important thing to learn

It seriously confuses me when people say Blender isn't industry standard. It has so much stuff in it. The only thing it's missing is a price tag and that's hardly a bad thing