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Free Beginner's Course for Unity ~Udemy

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Udemy is giving a free Unity: Beginner to Advanced course that would cost $200!

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  • +6

    Humblebundle has Unity and Unreal engine book thing at the moment too, which may interest similar people.

  • +7

    that would cost $200!

    If they ever sold it for $200!

    • +4

      And who would be stupid enough to pay $200 for a course with only 7 hours of video content?

      • Friend, I've noticed "masterclass" has similar pricing for courses that give you only broad outlines of the subject. It seema to be an emerging trend of these online courses. I havent done this Unity course ywt but I do know my way around unreal and unity and im willing to be not a whole lot of substance is in a 7 hour course.

      • Maybe came with a alienware laptop and 5000 dollars of HECS debt?

      • Yeah Pluralsight sub is around $400 loads more content.

    • Yeah that is typical Udemy nonsense and just a gotcha if you're new to the site. Its usually 15-25 dollars for any course during their monthly sale.

  • -3

    Can someone confirm that the course is in 'understandable' English before I waste time watching it?

    • +8

      You won't be able to understand it, so you can continue to waste time with your comments here!

      • jv has a happy life writing comments

  • +2

    Thought unity had been abandoned for gnome?

    • +1

      Have an upvote for the Ubuntu reference.

    • Made me chuckle. Gnome is just as confusing as Unity now. Or maybe I'm just using it wrong. I'm liking xfce and Cinnamon these days.

      • ?? Unity is a cross platform game development engine. Gnome is a Linux/bsd desktop environment. Cinnamon is another desktop based on Gnome….

        Maybe this was meant as a joke, but it was a little obscure for me :-(

        • +2

          Ubuntu has a desktop environment called Unity: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unity_(user_interface)

        • +1

          do u even ubuntu bruh?!

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