This has been a superb series for anybody with a basic understanding of C# and programming principles and a desire to pick up Unity Game development.

I've been a professional .Net software engineer for an incredibly long time and game development has always been an interest of mine, having made games the hard way with C and OPENGL and text based CLI games using Java and .Net. Unity is always an area that has eluded me.

I've been trying for so many years (literally decades on and off) to find resources and ways to break my way into unity development. I have never found any material that has clicked with me in the way this series has. 

The format and pace of the content in each video has been siloed and explained in such a way that it allows one to have the confidence to explore and play with the concepts that are delivered with each episode. This allows myself, on a personal level to bridge gaps, join dots and understand how all these concepts come together to form the frameworks of a game.

This is not one of those series where you deep dive in to unity itself but rather a detailed enough high-level introduction that allows self exploration and further understanding on your own terms.

The creator has an excellent mode of delivery, with an ideal cadence and relative informality that keeps you comfortable and keenly interested in the subject matter. 

Once in a while you come across an educational series that just hits every note you're looking for. This series without doubt, fits in that category. I cannot commend and thank the creator enough for for the time, effort and passion poured in to this content. 

As with my statement above, it is also very rare to find an educational course available, for such amazing value, not only are the resources more than worth the value I have gotten out of it so far, it far undervalued for the quality delivered. And an even higher respect for posting your educational videos freely available on YouTube.

I have gotten further into unity with this material in around ~8 hours of learning and playing, than I ever have with any other literature or content.

Truly. Thank you and keep up the amazing work. You are awesome.

Ross