yes you can use C++ in unity, and @War_hero.

He switched to Unity because it allows more than the engine toribash Runs on. Pulls out more stops.

and leaves behind certain bugs and just poor quality of the physics.

i'll be talking about that in my next video. Coming very soon.

I have few years of experience in Unity, I wonder how toribash next will handle it's physics as Unity can give different results with same starting condition and considering how toribash works and how repetitive the moves are small deviation can have huge impact on the outcome.
I'm even more curious on how they will handle physics over net, I believe it can be done but it must be quite a pain in the butt.
Anyways, I'm excited that a game that I've spend so much time on will have next version on engine that I make my own projects with ^^. Will drop a huge edit whenever it comes out.

War_Hero, you have completely dispelled my illusions of how good TBNext physics is going to be :'c

yeah like the physics are pretty good from what i've seen and played. And still improving. have some trust WarHERO. have some trust in the devs and Wave off your low expectations. Ur Makin People antsy.

most of us have already seen the physics from your videos and tb next sucks, gonna be a total waste of time

I mean yeah War_Hero, you silly game developer (ha who even heard of Halo) and ex Toribash dev in particular, wave off your low expectations!

Jokes aside, can't really speak for hampa on engine choice and other stuff as tbn is still mainly being developed by him alone, but one of reasons to choose Unity over physics-focused game engines was that it allows super simple porting to other platforms. Current Toribash code is also pretty convoluted, so doing a complete overhaul instead of trying to refactor it imo is a good way to go about the new game (e.g. now when we have to do some minimal updates Dranix can sometimes spend more time trying to make everything not fall apart than he would on just adding new stuff - and exact same thing applies to game server).
There obviously are other engines with similar possibilities as of Unity's (and also have full C++ support), but you'd need to ask hampa why he went with it specifically. But yeah, it's much better than what we use now anyway - especially when you consider character/environment customization possibilities.

they aren't finished yet? You don't look at something mid production and judge it as a final product or even being compared to the final product, Hampa has said that fun, fast, smooth, stable gameplay is his top priority and i'm sure he wouldn't release anything he isn't sure about.

"toribash next sucks?" toribash next isn't even done yet.

No confirmed date, but based upon where development is right now. I'd say end of the year. such as mid to late fall

at around 0:55, when tori is running

this looks awful

joints are bouncing around and not looking how they should, imo