Nice conversation there. But GPT has answered your question by himself:
> Why C# makes sense for this author, though
The README basically answers part of it. ArcadeMaker has been developed in stages over several years. It originally let game authors write C#, then the author independently created Exp, then returned to ArcadeMaker and replaced the C# scripting system with Exp. The author explicitly says the language itself is part of the project and that much of this was built for the challenge of writing it personally.
> So Exp isn't merely an engineering dependency they failed to replace with Lua. Building Exp is one of the hobbies.
And another important reason - i don't know rust, and i do know (and really love) c#
why not luau?
https://chatgpt.com/share/6ab3d7da-0f14-83e8-88d4-723135d7fa...
Nice conversation there. But GPT has answered your question by himself: > Why C# makes sense for this author, though The README basically answers part of it. ArcadeMaker has been developed in stages over several years. It originally let game authors write C#, then the author independently created Exp, then returned to ArcadeMaker and replaced the C# scripting system with Exp. The author explicitly says the language itself is part of the project and that much of this was built for the challenge of writing it personally.
> So Exp isn't merely an engineering dependency they failed to replace with Lua. Building Exp is one of the hobbies.
And another important reason - i don't know rust, and i do know (and really love) c#
totally fair. just fyi.
Thanks anyway. By the way, which gpt model is it? Is it some paid version? It gave you really long and detailed answers
5.6 Sol on HIGH - I pay $100 a month pro openai plan.
Thanks