It provides total control and freedom over the data, using pointers to access and change shared data directly, which is especially useful for performance-critical scenarios on the main thread.
It supports Burst compiler and Jobs, allowing for efficient multithreading without complex synchronization points, events, or bitmasks.
Currently, it does not support multiple components of the same type on a single entity and lacks support for interfaces and polymorphism (such as world.Pool ), though workarounds or future support are being considered.