I think they meant the gameplay side of things instead of the engine

Unity rewrote and discontinued lots of major systems several times in a row in the last 10 years.

I’d be careful before telling people to “get a grip”.

Several times in 10 years, sure. Many times every year, certainly not. I'm getting downvoted, but I stand by my statement.

Strawman. If GP had said “full rewrite” sure. They said “huge chunks of your massive codebase” which is definitely true for unity.

I'm mostly speaking to gameplay systems, rendering pipelines, etc. but even then it is quite common in a real gamedev shop to rearrange and replace foundations and guts. And within those off-the-shelf turnkey engines themselves, features are in flux to a far higher degree than other codebases of similar size and complexity.

I thought this post was weird for a few reasons, so I read through your resume, which perfectly explained everything. You're the author of that voxel engine I keep seeing get posted, but you have absolutely no experience in the industry, not even bushleague itch.io stuff. I wouldn't normally call someone out for any of this, but who are you to tell anybody to get grip? You don't even know what you're talking about, which is why your reply is simultaneously naive and a non-sequitur. Chill out. You have a cute toy engine, but it's nothing more than portfolio padding. Until you've actually shipped a real game from start to finish, you've got no room to act like this. A little bit more self awareness please.

Granted, my reply was somewhat offensive, but that was kind of the point.

That said, it's easy to throw shade from a new, blank account. Nothing to lend credibility to your statements, not even bushleague itch.io stuff, or a cute, toy engine. Give me the goods, otherwise you're just blowing smoke.

> your reply is simultaneously naive and a non-sequitur

Basis? Pretty watery rebuttal for someone so sure of themselves.

> > you will rewrite huge chunks of your massive codebase

> You're not rewriting Unreal

Do you consider the Unreal engine code to be part of "your codebase"?

It's a dependency .. do you not consider dependencies as part of your codebase?