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Hello, guys.

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And first of all, I want to say thank you for enrolling into my course.

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Your support means a lot to me.

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Not only you will be learning something new, but also your support helps me to continue creating more

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courses in different game genres and get more people involved into game development industry.

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I'm excited to work with you and share my knowledge and experience.

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But before we begin, I want to share with you the mindset I had when I was creating this course and

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some important things you should know before you start.

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I built this course in a way real development works so you will not see a flawless steps on how to make

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a game from scratch to finish with zero bugs in it, because that is not how development works.

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This course is built with the goal of showing real life experience.

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On making a game.

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We'll define a problem.

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We'll think what we can do to make it work and we'll do it.

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And if we face a bug or misbehaviour, we'll fix it together.

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I'll explain why it's happening and what we need to do to make it work better.

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So once you are done with this course and you decide to make your own video game, you will be ready

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and you will know what could go wrong and what you can do to fix it.

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It's a very high chance.

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This is your first attempt to make a video game, and I keep that in mind.

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I haven't missed a single step of development.

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I understand that probably this is your first or second game.

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I will show you every step and you will know everything you need to know to make it work.

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If this is your first time coding or just in unity, please don't get discouraged.

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It is 100% normal that you won't understand everything at the beginning.

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Just don't think this is not for you or this is too complicated.

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Nothing is complicated and you are smart enough.

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You just need a bit of practice.

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I remember myself when I just started in Unity and it felt like a control panel of a spaceship.

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You just need to keep going and practicing.

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And eventually unity and C-sharp will become a comfortable tool that you use to make your own video

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games.

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Just remember, everyone has different learning speed and it really doesn't matter what is yours.

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At some point you will get there.

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Just keep practicing as much as you can.

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Follow me in my steps.

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You always and always need to do what I do.

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It is fundamental.

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You will learn nothing if you don't practice, even if you don't understand and you are just typing

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what I'm typing.

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You need to do it.

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As long as you are coding, it's getting into your brain and you are learning your brain, trying to

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understand all of it as a background process.

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Just to give you an example of what I mean, I'll picture a situation for you.

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You ever had a time when you couldn't remember someone's name and you try and try and you just cannot

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remember?

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Finally you give up and you start doing some other things and then suddenly it pops in your head.

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Oh, his name was Alex.

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It happens because your brain working on a task unconsciously.

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It is very same here.

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Your brain trying to figure out what is happening, plus your training, your kind of muscle memory.

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If you practice a lot, your hands will know what to do before you even think about it.

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So, as I said, practice and do everything together with me.

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Something else to mention.

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There are many students and everyone with different experience.

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Some never used unity or never called anything in their life.

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Some have experience of another programming language and some build their games before, but they want

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to learn new systems that are covered in this course and this course.

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For all of you, everyone is welcome.

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Now I want to discuss speed of progression in this course.

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I built this course with everyone in mind, so if you feel like some part of the course feels a bit

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slow because you already know some of the aspects, you can always use fast forward button or you can

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speed up the video or just skip that five seconds of information you already know.

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On the other hand, if you feel like you didn't catch something or things moving a bit faster than you

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expected, don't be shy, just use that rewind button, slow down the video or even just watch that

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moment.

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Again, this is a pre-recorded video course and you can take full advantage of that by using tools I

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just described.

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You can make this course perfect for you.

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It may become best learning experience you ever had, and I genuinely hope that will be the case.

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I put a lot of work in it and I really hope you will like it.

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That's all what I wanted to share in this video, but make sure you watch all of the videos in this

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section.

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Thank you for paying attention and I'll see you in the next video.

