Imagine trying to train a bunch of devs, teaching them Unreal Engine. You ask them to download version 5.2 because it's the latest version... Next thing you know, 5.4 is out and it's massive, and they're still stuck on learning with 5.2. Even though the changes aren't entirely significant, it's posible for people to feel left behind when the updates roll in so fast. My advice is to stay focused on what your path. Stay grounded. Stay updated in knowledge and adopt new things at your own pace. This doesn't just apply to Unreal Engine, but to all tools. Like, look at the number of AI tools out there right now. You can feel like a fossil so easily just reading a tech blog. #aigamepreneur

Adapting to tech shifts in game design requires a motivated team. Encourage continuous learning through training, recognize individual and collective achievements to boost morale, and maintain open communication to address concerns. These approaches ensure your team stays inspired during transitions.

I keep my team motivated and morale high during rapid tech changes in game design by fostering a culture of continuous learning and growth. I encourage experimentation and exploration of new tools and technologies, providing opportunities for training and skill development. Recognizing and celebrating team achievements, no matter how small, is essential for maintaining a positive and supportive work environment. Additionally, open communication and transparent feedback help address challenges and ensure that everyone feels valued and empowered to contribute to the team's success.