Re: For beginners. Why is C# better than Python for audio game development
Man, this is such a ridiculous thread. I'll tell you all what the best language for writing games is.
The best language is whatever you write a fun, playable, maintainable game in. Bonus points if you sell it, because then you have a customer base for whom you're presumably obligated to do a good job of maintaining whatever you've sold, though passionate freeware is equivalently as valuable.
And that's it. You can architecture astronaut this subject to death, but if you aren't out there writing games then your preference doesn't matter much, and if you *are* then you're too busy for this mess.
Wish there was a more intermediate/advanced audio/accessible game development community out there. I guess there needs to be an intro-level community, but this one is so full of silly "which language is best!" threads and similar.
And to be clear, I think there are *better* languages for starting out. Lua, Python, C#, etc. are probably better for beginners than are C++ and Rust. But I don't think there's a "best," and the best way to spot an inexperienced developer is to look toward the one suggesting that anything, whether it's C# or _javascript_ or Kubernetes or Rust, is the best technology for any given problem hands-down.
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