Thank you for taking an interest and taking the time to leave a review. It makes me feel good to hear that you like my voice. However, the development field changes so rapidly and the content is so vast that it would be unrealistic and inefficient to explain every single feature in detail during lectures. That's why, aside from the basics, part of the learning process includes students finding and understanding the parts they individually need on their own. For unfamiliar nodes in the content, how about using AI for supplementary learning?

Thank you for your response. As you mentioned, I also consider the aspect of self-learning important, so I've been studying the parts I don't understand from the lectures by asking questions using AI. However, where the difficulty difference between sections 1 and 2 changed significantly, I think it would have been good to explain from a beginner's perspective what a set node is and why we connect to this part, why we suddenly need to bring and use the character's class when writing the coin count blueprint, and why we need to bring it as index 0 and connect it to disable input when writing the blueprint to end the game. There's a regret that there's no explanation of the operation process in the node connection -> node operation process -> node operation result flow. We need to know the process to be able to apply it. Still, I'm watching with gratitude for providing such good lectures for free. I'll enjoy watching the remaining lectures as well.