After taking the course and giving an honest review: Pros: 1. If you've made a single-player game in Unity, it's good for a light overview of the multiplayer structure. 2. Since there aren't many multiplayer courses for Unity 6, it's okay if you want to experience NetCode. Cons: 1. The course content itself isn't about structuring code well, so don't expect code quality (code that's hard to find in actual professional settings). 2. There's a lot of unnecessary content for students who only want to see what's needed in the course (code is modified too often, it seems like the instructor's mindset is "Let's fix it as we make it" rather than preparing the lecture beforehand (of course, if the instructor wants to educate students on troubleshooting, there's nothing more to say)). etc. I know you know that Init is short for Initialization, but is there a reason you call it "I-nit"? Usually, it's called Init, isn't it? Overall If you've made a single-player game with Unity at least once, you can watch it lightly and see how multiplayer dedicated servers, listen servers, p2p, etc. work. However, because it focuses on making games, it's hard to expect theory or the form in which the server operates, or code quality. So it can be a good course for beginners to intermediate level people.