LOVE0's honest review, [Unity 6 Firebase] Real-world Serverless Game Backend: Data Save/Load, Ranking, Bulletin Board, Mailbox course
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Average rating 5
It was my first time building a server using something like Firebase, and it was a great experience. As someone who has only ever developed game clients with Unity, the backend always felt like someone else's job, but I started this because I needed ranking and save functions. After finishing the course, I felt I absolutely had to leave a review. I've taken a few Firebase courses before, but this was the cleanest one I've seen. It doesn't just stop at making things work; it points out exactly where the code should be placed, helping you develop a sense for building maintainable structures as you follow along. The Notion syllabus was meticulous, and the code comments were well-written, which helped a lot during review. I also liked that the instructor didn't gloss over things and implemented everything together until the end. The only slight disappointment was the lack of a mail/postbox feature. Since reward mail is almost essential in games, it would have been perfect if that were included. However, I think I can try building it myself by applying the structure I learned. I highly recommend this to anyone using Unity who wants to try integrating a server!
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Thank you so much for following the course to the end and leaving such a detailed review. I wanted to deliver a structure that you could understand and modify even when reopening it much later, so I feel a great sense of accomplishment knowing that it was helpful. I completely agree with your point regarding the mail feature. Since reward mail is an almost essential feature in games, I plan to film and upload an additional lecture on the mail system in the near future. I will cover personal mailboxes, read status, and claiming rewards, as well as an admin screen for sending mail to specific users. Thank you once again for your thoughtful review.
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