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I've worked in Godot since 2018 on personal projects and Unreal 4/5 since 2014 professionally. I've been wanting to learn a ton of Godot so I can make a switch to indie single player games. Where the biggest benefit of Unreal is large indie to AAA multiplayer games. So, I am hoping to release my own Godot single player game in a year or two. I've really been focusing on trying to do it all myself. Sounds, Modeling, Etc. I'm primarily an engineer so things like gdscript or gdnative come easy to me. One thing that worries me in Godot is GPU performance. I think with 4 it's much better now though.
Yes, Godot 4 is faaaaar better in all respects when it comes to 3D. Both better looking and better performing.
Maybe we should all get together! A few other devs have responded to me here :P