Whats a good series/DVD to watch to learn how to use Unity

There's none.
Unity is cancer and so are its tutorials.
Unreal Engine for the win.

>>536501
shill

look up sebastian lague on youtube. i think he has a into to unity series

>>536501
pls tutorials for Unreal Engine

>>536463
If you know C# you are good to go. It's pretty straightforward. If you don't know C# then that's where you need to start.

>>536463
>try to download unity
>10GB
>>536501
>download Unreal Engine
>takes around 4GB

>>536773
>>536501
>>536530
Rubin is pretty good for Unreal
Posts c++ and blueprint tuts weekly

Here's a good tip: just fucking do it.

>>536777
>Rubin
???
Google does nothing

>>536816

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gvZ4PtuSdVE

>>536823
Thanks.

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Don't want to start a new thread and this one seems kinda related. If I'm not a 3d artist, but make stupid small games in unity, can I still share my shit here? Can't find any game development related board.

>>536903
/vg/ /agdg/

>>536909
Check out this magic trick:
>>>/vg/agdg/

>>536463
https://unity3d.com/learn/tutorials

>>536463
You don't need to learn much it's basiclly a drag and drop tool

>>537059
Also http://answers.unity3d.com and youtube, you don't need more

thanks all

>>536463
I know /3/ moves pretty slow, but I remembered this thread while checking Cousera.org for C# classes and I ran into this

https://www.coursera.org/learn/game-development

Looks pretty neat, and there a re some good reviews as well, I find that I do better with some form of structure based learning, so I'm gonna give it a go. Hope it might help some others!