It seems like most of the lecture content is information I could find just by searching the internet, including the functions and parameters of major components. I feel like I'm not gaining much from paying for this course. It feels like it's at the level of a free lecture.

I'm glad to have properly learned about coroutines and UniTask.

It's been a while since release, and I'm just taking it now... Other than the updated packages, it's a very kind and detailed lecture!

The most perfect Unity VR course. I was able to build a strong foundation in Unity knowledge + VR.

The explanation is neat and the content is good.

The only Unity VR lecture on Inflearn. It's an older lecture, so it's a bit different from the latest version. It's a good idea to refer to the Unity examples after watching this lecture. (https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/XR-Interaction-Toolkit-Examples) Cons: There are too many scripts added as components. I think it's to make it easier to classify by function, but it's difficult to grasp the flow. In particular, it is difficult to track which object a script is added as a component to when viewing it again later. It was very helpful.

Clearly conveys the core content well.

It seems things have been updated with the new version, and new features have been added. I'm inquiring about how to use StartAsset, GazeController, and Grab Move (Left, Right).

I think it's good to learn more about coroutines. I think this is a must-watch lecture for practical use.

Thank you for the valuable lecture.