[MMORPG Game Development with C++ and Unreal Series] Part 4: Game Server

I needed to use Google Translate to understand Korean, but even with the language barrier. I think this is a very organized way to present how game servers are written. Thank you for making this available. If you are not Korean, I would only recommend buying this course if you have sufficient knowledge of C++ and general knowledge about how computers work and how sockets work. ( To anyone reading this, I know this is a Korean course. However, I couldn't find anything near this quality in English.)

I listen to the lectures for 1-2 hours before going to bed after putting the kids to bed. Before listening to the lectures, I'm so tired from work and childcare that I don't want to do anything, but if I can just get the lectures and VS up and running, it's guaranteed to be fun. Since I have absolutely no knowledge of servers, I'm learning a lot while rejecting my wife's request to watch a drama with me. Thank you for the informative lectures.

Even though I was a 4th year major, the level of difficulty was really high and difficult. I had to watch it repeatedly and ask questions on the bulletin board to understand it, but the instructor was kind enough to answer questions, so I had no trouble learning.

At first, I took the course because of the excellent curriculum for configuring TCP servers, so I had no intention of making a game server, but since all the examples are game-friendly, it is a course that makes me want to develop games without realizing it! As I listened to it, I even wanted to take the DirectX course when I had free time! However, the DB part is a course that proceeds through ODBC, and although I could do it if I was told to, I gave up because I hated it so much! ㅎㅎㅎ It was harder than LockfreeQ, which is a high-difficulty course... As someone who started with ORM, I really hate going down to the ODBC levelㅜ I have a physiological rejection reaction..ㅠ If I really need it, I will come back and listen, but for now, I plan to give up on DB and use TCP server like a message queue. Overall, I was very satisfied with the curriculum after listening to all of it except DB. However, the course itself is quite difficult, so I think you will have to keep reviewing it after listening to it once to make big progress!

This is a really good lecture. I tend to just get the concepts while listening to the lecture and try to implement it myself, but after a lot of bugs and debugging, I started to understand why the instructor wrote the code that way. I learned a lot about server programming, but I think that's not all. When I first saw the instructor's code, I didn't understand why it was written that way and thought, "Why bother?" and coded it in my own way. But now I understand. The instructor's code is very refined... At first, I thought a lot about buying it because the price seemed expensive, but now I feel like it's not expensive at all. When I was in OT, the instructor honestly said that it was a waste to solve the knowledge that I studied hard... Now I understand.

The lecture on the base library of the Terra server, which is evaluated as the best technology of all time among game servers.. I can only say it is precious. I think that those who dream of becoming a game programmer must definitely take this lecture. Thank you always for the great lecture!! I hope the CppMMO content class comes out soon. ㅎㅎ

If you are seriously starting to learn game server programming, I recommend you watch it. I think it is quite difficult to just listen and follow along by looking at the code, and it was good that the instructor mixed in his experience and guided me through the mistakes I made, and in the last chapter, in the part where he summarized how the lectures were used, I finished the lecture with the expectation that the instructor would create a guide or lecture on high-level server optimization. (I wanted to easily get additional study goals in the future.. ^^) Thank you, instructor.

A great lecture that shatters all illusions about rock-free programming!