Communication through questions and answers is not smooth.

He teaches with precise diction, kindness, and appropriate ease, making an effort to guide students without looking down on them. The way he understands and empathizes with the learners' perspective provided great motivation. This is the only lecture where I, who always gave up on Unity studies halfway through, feel like I can actually complete it to the end. That doesn't mean the content is lacking at all - thanks to the delicate kindness I've never experienced in any other lecture, I feel like I've gained what I've always considered most important: 'the power to see things through to the end.' For someone like me who couldn't find direction, this lecture is like a stroke of luck.

It's really beneficial.

I didn't regret spending the money. I've only gone through it once so far. I haven't actually tried it yet, so I just have a general idea of what's there, what kind of functions there are, how games are made, that sort of thing. I'm going to connect an auxiliary monitor and try it out myself as I go through it 2, 3, and 4 times, gradually internalizing everything. The reason I was able to listen to the end was because the instructor's pronunciation was clear and the content was compact without any unnecessary information. I'm sure it will be a new experience to listen to this lecture again when my game programming skills have improved in the future, right?

I like that I can learn everything from the basic C# syntax.

Highly recommended for beginners!

It seems like a useful lecture for beginner developers~!

Thank you so much for uploading such great lectures. You are my first programming language teacher and the one who helped me take my first steps. I will continue to move forward and become a more developed programmer to follow in your footsteps. Thank you very much for being with me for such a long time.

I like the detailed explanations and relevant examples, which make it easy to understand. I like the fact that you can type in the code instead of copying and pasting it or having it auto-completed. It sticks in your head.

I like it because the explanation is very simple