here i will leave this crewmate, friends who pass by can pet it and give it a thumbs up

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Are there bugs? Well, yes, there are plenty of bugs. But many who bought the program expected to be able to create a game with a few clicks that would rival Fortnite, Delta Force, or Space Engineers, and immediately make a fortune. If that were the case, the big game manufacturers would have been working on it a long time ago. But why do they have so many employees who all deal with different parts of the games they are making? Obviously, because not everyone can understand graphics, programming, and scripts at the same time, not to mention the time they have to devote to it.
Of course, you have to work here too if you want to create something beautiful and good. You can really put together a simple shooting game without much knowledge. But if you want more serious things, you have to learn.
In which it makes it easier than other programs, such as the model importer. You can easily import various objects and make your tools more diverse by changing the textures of existing sets.
There are a lot of pre-written scripts that will help us, but you don't have to be afraid to modify them, just make sure to copy them to your own folder so that they don't get lost when updating.
I'm from Hungary, and my language uses accented letters, but I was able to fix that so that they appear.
DLCs are very expensive, but with very little Blender knowledge I was able to make many objects for myself. Some of them were made in a few minutes, and similar ones were offered for sale for several dollars.
Yes, AIs aren't always the most perfect either. But if we programmed them, would they be better? How much work would it be to do it in Unity?
Overall, I would say that you don't have to expect miracles from the program, and if you only use it for your own entertainment and that of others, enjoyable end products can be created.
No, the games won't run on a 486 PC and a TNT video card, but if you make the game within reasonable limits, they will work without any problems.
I've spent 576 hours with the program so far, and there were disappointments, but there were surprisingly good parts with it. I'm starting to understand what to pay attention to. I have my own scripts, and some modified ones. I like it and can recommend it to those who don't have the time to develop a game from start to finish in every detail.