The Deadstick developer sold the IP and now a different team is working on it. I think there is a market for it but I'm still waiting for them to pull it off properly.

I found it to be very inspiring as a gamedev. Love the low stakes missions which you basically cannot fail but give you a reward nontheless. Cozy!

Place a standardized asset, similar to Blenders Suzanne to prevent import errors.

Requirements:
* make it obvious which axis is forward
* give a sense of scale
* allow for color/shading comparisons to other applications (a color picker/calibrator like Unreal has in their default content is best)

I would love a flight sim that has some logistics/building mechanic to it. Merge Derail Valley and whatever excuse of a system DCS calls logistics.

I am the same. The A2A Comanche's engine startup physics are just mesmerizing for a gamedev

That really is clever, nice use of that feature

I enjoyed Godot's blog explaining the issues and how they were solved with gifs. Double precision is so important for flight simulations. The hoops something like FlightGear jumps through in order to avoid it are insane, I'd much rather not have to think about it.

I love promoting my favourite projects/creators on gamejams with plushies. My #godotengine plushie proved a great conversation starter

I use the "Debug Draw 3D (4.2.2+)" asset from the asset library. I agree that it should be included per default.