Thread 719133651

>the game industry is crashing
>major studios can't release playable products
>everything runs like trash even on top of the line hardware
>no one can optimize or even create their own code anymore
It's time to admit promoting the use of pre-made engines will discouraging learning actual computer science has been a massive blunder.

Enginecucks lost
Enginedevs won

I hope jai delivers

>>719133651 (OP)
I wish that was even the lesson to be learnt here. But it's not even close.
The problem is that skilled talent is horribly underpaid because third-worlders will work for 5% of the wage. It's unironically the same problem you get in a warehouse.

You outsource your jobs to the cheapest bidder and end up with a building full of useless cunts that refuse to even speak english.

The lesson to learn here is that cheaping out on literally the most important staff of your team results in an inferior product, who would have thought.

>>719134090
Both things go hand in hand, lowering the barrier of entry to "programming" allowed companies to ignore the best talent to begin with.