Part of the problem is that you're fabricating imaginary problems that no one is actually experiencing, and only to try to argue that the solution for this imaginary problems is a file format.
Does this sound reasonable to you?
Part of the problem is that you're fabricating imaginary problems that no one is actually experiencing, and only to try to argue that the solution for this imaginary problems is a file format.
Does this sound reasonable to you?
That's a very strong statement. A less aggressive approach to discussion might involve asking for a concrete example of a problem rather than assuming bad faith argument.
Off the top of my head, and just spitballing, I would be more surprised if mature game devs or animation studios didn't want to version control pretty massive asset libraries.
Exactly the sort of thing I had in mind.
15 years is nothing to OS level codebases.
Or a gamedev studio that has been making various MMO's since the early 2000's.