[Unity Level Up!] Modularly Developing Skill System

It seems like the difficulty level is really high, but if you can digest it well, I think you can jump to become a capable senior. P.S) Could you possibly give a lecture on AI or multiplayer in the future?

It's more expensive and difficult than other lectures, but it's a lecture that teaches you a lot. I thought that scriptable objects were not very extensible, but after watching this lecture, my thoughts changed a little. And the Q&A was very quick and detailed, so I recommend it. I'm looking forward to the next lecture.

I bought both the quest and the skill, and it's a really useful lecture. It's much better than the framework I worked on for my personal projects, so I'll have to revise it again based on the system you created. Do you also take requests for lectures? ㅎ I'm already looking forward to your future lectures. Please give me lots of them~!

The course broadened my development perspective. I liked the course so much that I immediately purchased the Quest & Achievement course as well! I would be grateful if you could upload many other courses in the future :)

I am learning game development as a hobby, and I was glad to be able to learn a systematically modularized system. The project I am personally working on is a 2D game, so I think my understanding has increased a lot as I changed the provided scripts to fit the 2D game.

Thank you for the valuable lecture.

The lectures can be a bit difficult, but if you take them step by step, you will be able to understand them without any problems. In my case, I took the lectures without thinking and applied them to my personal projects, so the course took a long time, but it was the best lecture. The difference from other lectures is that while most lectures are not suitable for developing other games, if you make it your own through this lecture, you can create your own framework and expand it more easily later after playing the game.

It's a bit difficult, but it's good content that's hard to hear elsewhere. I hope you do more series!