Compared to Unity (I don't know, and don't want to know how unreal works) Godot has an amazing natural structure for games.
Nodes can be their own objects, containers for other nodes, or components that make up their parent node.
Godot has many premade nodes, and the user can create their own nodes with classes which integrates very well with the Godot workflow.
Nodes can also be saved to a file as a scene and instantiated under any node.
Extreme memory profile is a setting in BIOS to "overclock" your memory.
In reality, XMP is necessary in order to run your memory at its full rated speed, and it usually isn't on by default even though there usually isn't a downside
The problem is that XMP settings are labeled things like "EXPO 1", "XMP PROFILE 1"
A setting as important as XMP should be more user friendly, as setting it to the wrong XMP profile can cause headaches since your computer will fail to boot to Windows with the wrong profile selected.
WiFi routers often come with a series of lights that have icons that aren't the most understandable. It is also hard to understand what the blinking means making it harder to diagnose problems.
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