I am sorry for leaving you with a disappointing experience. To explain my intentions, I wanted to show that actual development is not about having a finished code from the start like clone coding, but rather a process of continuous change and revision. Regarding the AI part at the end, I focused on utilizing the capabilities of current-era AI and didn't provide much explanation, so I can see why you would feel that way. However, the reason I included "understanding" as a mission was not to suggest you shouldn't understand it, but rather to show a situation where answers vary depending on the AI and the era, and you have to navigate through it yourself. I apologize for the poor experience and will make improvements next time!

I think I felt frustrated with myself because I was so deeply immersed in my studies. I fully understand the intention behind how the curriculum was structured. It is true that I developed an interest in Unity thanks to you, and this was the first time I've followed a lecture all the way through like this. I believe it was a truly great course. Thank you!!