I started this course to study server development because I wanted to connect a server to my Unity portfolio. Depending on the Visual Studio .NET version, using the instructor's code exactly as-is can cause errors (especially with Span and certain BitConverter syntax in the packet serialization part), but you can fix these to match your version by working through them with AI. I've decided that from my next review of the material, I should set up my environment to match the instructor's exactly... The restaurant analogy starting from the Session part was a bit disappointing as it didn't feel very intuitive, but I will try to understand it through multiple reviews! This is the first time I've ever completed an online course after purchasing it, so I feel very proud haha.

The basic explanation of the engine and C++ is good.

I am a student who has been following along step-by-step since Part 1. I feel that the process of learning sequentially is very appropriate.

It was an opportunity to learn algorithms, which I usually dislike studying, in a fun and engaging way.

I'm very satisfied because it feels like I'm building a solid foundation from the ground up.

It's easier to understand because you explained it with pictures.

Thank you so much for the detailed explanation. I think it's much easier to understand because you explained step-by-step with examples of how to apply it and why it's structured this way. I hope to use the features I want freely by practicing a lot to get used to them. Since a lot of time has passed between when the first lecture was uploaded and now, I was worried I might not be able to follow along due to differences in the work environment (Unity or VS versions, etc.), but so far, I'm following along well!

I was going to try participating in the challenge even if it was expensive, but since this one includes Unreal, and I'm planning to focus on Unity, I'll have to consider it when a Unity challenge comes out next time.

I believe this is an essential lecture for building a foundation in BP. I highly recommend it to those who aren't sure how it's structured or how to use it.

I was able to build a solid foundation in Unreal Engine, and it was an appropriate follow-up to the previous lecture.