Godot 4 Is SO Nearly Out Of Beta 

Godot logo is simple, beautiful and iconic. No need to pursue "industry design trends" or something like that. Any redesigns I've seen are only change for the sake of change and don't improve upon the existing one at all. The current logo is unique and perfectly captures the spirit of the project: minimalism, elegance and being focused on the user. I don't see any need to update that - this isn't a corporate entity trying to project "progress" with their updated logo like Pepsi, Pringles, Autodesk or Adobe, that are also... completely missing the mark. No. Godot is different, and it should stay that way :)

@@unfa00 Of course you dont need to, but the overall userbase will be lower due to this mentality. The effects of marketing are real.

@@thomassynths Yeah I always download a product based on how generic their icon is.

@@Dardlem Sarcasm aside, this is a reality. Call such users dumb if you want, but it is how people at large operate.

Honestly I'd rather have a lower user base than giving up my personality :P But I am not the lead of Godot project anyway. Godot is not a project that has corporate shareholders like Unity, so it doesn't have to take all decisions solely based on "market appeal" and "maximizing impression conversion" and stuff like that. Sensible people come to Godot because they see what's possible and get excited about it's unique approach (and open-source nature), not because it changed it's logo to match this year's business guidelines. And I'd rather have it stay that way.

I think they should give themselves 3 to 6 more months just for bugfixing before doing a so called "stable" release. I told that to the team - I think releasing in the current state will backfire, but maybe I'm the only person who stumbles upon showstopper bugs every week. I spoke my mind about this to make sure devs are aware of what I think will happen. Let's see :P

as opposed to unity- which works peeeerfectly

shocking news: big piece of software has bugs. literally large scale application software you're interacting with has bugs, difference with godot is that that buglist is public

godot is open source and is mostly contributed by its community and devs that love godot. it not a company that gets investors? lol "On its own, Godot has no legal status. Godot exists as a member project of the Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC)."

What are you even talking about :D