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Eh, as long as Godot exists and stays independent, in happy. Yeah, Unreal Engine is a lot more advanced, but Godot is also quite good and could probably catch up pretty quickly with enough funding.
I'm very new to game dev and it's pretty hard to make a VR game in unreal. Do you know if godot is good for VR? I heard most people making VR games where using unity because it was the easiest.
I haven't done any VR, so sorry. I know it's capable, but I have no experience with how well it works.