So I guess, what is your argument in favor of going through a tutorial or learning through BGA in general?

yeah uh so first i need to give a shout out to i think it's nekyomancer i have not met the person that who makes a lot of tutorials on bj it's something like hundreds of tutorials that this person has made i think they're based in taiwan and they enjoy it so much you can just message them and say hey i just finished developing a game would you like to make a tutorial and they'll say sure And it's amazing.

They're really good.

I think it's definitely better than I think if I were to make a tutorial for my own game, because I know I'm too familiar with it.

So when I kind of mentioned before, I generally play games on vibes overall, because I'm at the point in my life where I don't care that much about winning games.

and I would rather have a fun social experience and get to explore the systems of the game.

I care about those things so much more than actually winning.

So from like your side of it, do you have like any particular insight on like outside of like, like, like that type of anecdotal thought of like BGA linked to sales, like has the, your game getting on the main page, like increased sales, like things, things of that nature.