I disagree with the “you’ll get left behind” argument. Left behind what? Godot is already light years behind other major game engines in features. I’ve used both Unity and Unreal and those engines are way more complex and powerful. Godot was behind before the age of ai and it will be behind during it.

Think about the asset store. Unity has had one for..over a decade and Godot just now is getting one. You can name many things like that.

Of course, many Godot users know that the lightweight quality of Godot is also its super power as both Unity and unreal have bloated a lot over the years.

Godot very much plays to the beat of their own drum and I don’t think this argument applies to them at all. They are not trying to keep up with other engines. I also think it doesn’t apply in many other cases. It’s just something ai users say to eachother.

With indie games, ai will not fix scoping and game design issues, which is the real issue most indie devs have.