Stardust Reverie Collection

C# wound up being my gateway to Haskell.
whether this is good or bad remains hotly debated.

i say go for it! use godot in C#. It's good to have a place to exercise your C# leaning. I mean you'll probably want to learn it eventually

I'm not a good programmer, but I tried using both. C# is definitely more fiddly with Godot, but not nearly as intimidating as I thought. They're pretty similar with GDScript for basic uses, aside from curly braces vs tabs, and some different keywords.

C# is premature optimization for the most part, in Godot. GDscript is designed to be fast to write and is well optimized.

But as for whether you want to write C# honestly it's not nearly as hard as you're making it out to be. Once you learn one object oriented imperative language you've learned them all beyond orthographic differences and a few keywords. They fundamentally work basically the same and have a lot of the same grammatical structure.

I would say given what i know you're doing to focus C# for ss14 and GDscript for Godot until you have a reason to use C# in Godot.

(gdscript is actively worse than c# in terms of ergenomics and tooling and enjoyment and usability and- so i would skip it entirely -luna)