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I doubt it will ever happen but if it dose that would be a perfect fit for open source, big studios could contributr and share parts of their progress between each other like big companies do in the Linux space and at that part it would probably become and stay the most advanced option fairly quickly because you can't compete with a entire industry and community at once!
Godot should definitely be adopted more by the indie and small studio scene. I think there's going to be some folks who slide over to Unreal because Godot's 3D capabilities don't even match Unity's yet, but there's some stuff it can do, and it's in active development.