The biggest godot question in the universe. which is better

@CodeRed_dev Oh wow, quite an even spread 🤔

@CodeRed_dev Binary

@CodeRed_dev C# for better frames

@CodeRed_dev right tool for the right job i guess. gdscript takes some time to get used to but there isn’t really a drawback on c# (at least on desktop)

@CodeRed_dev People actually use C# for Godot That’s wild But you’ll barely see any tutorial on that

@CodeRed_dev I just switched to C# and I don’t think I’m going back! Better support for types, array functions, lambdas, code formatting 🤤

@CodeRed_dev Ahh man, it’s kind of the question when you just started in game dev and asking in groups if should use Unreal or Unity, I had experience in Unity and C# but I’m using GDscript, and the only thing I’m missing is extension methods xD

@CodeRed_dev I prefer GDScript because I'm a total noob to C# and I just like the ease of GDScript.

@CodeRed_dev I haven't used Godot yet, but I picked C# because I have used C# and I like it. :D

@CodeRed_dev I prefer C# but I honestly don't mind using GDScript. I might go back to C# once 4.2 is completely out, depending on how much is improved.

@CodeRed_dev The answer is whatever you and your crew are comfortable with.

@CodeRed_dev welp github.com/orgs/godotengi…

@CodeRed_dev As someone who came to Godot from Unity, I prefer GDScript for using Godot. I do miss a few features from C# but that hole is filled by how awesome GDScript is.

@CodeRed_dev a proprietary language is never the better option I am more than happy to die on that hill. Have some issues with C# fine choose ANY OTHER general-purpose language and go with it. Just DO NOT create yet another proprietary language to further muddy your stack