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[megameta]

For the past two months I've been teaching myself to develop in Unity and C# using resources available on the web. Out of habit I keep a link dump in Evernote but, as my research notes grew, I was surprised to find that there aren't any commonly-available Unity resources that guide developers beyond basic concepts. Rather than have other would-be Unity devs scrape together their own research, I've decided to publish a collection of the guides that I've found most helpful.

Given that I'm still a novice and this is my first serious attempt to learn an OOP language, I'm certain that I'm missing a lot. If anyone knows of useful Unity resources that I haven't listed here, I'd be grateful if you'd share.

TLDR the quality of Unity guides is all like , but they're all over the web like , so I've put them in one place and am sharing them

http://nextnumen.com/unity-learning-resources/

[poe]

Nice! Going to recommend this page to people from now on

[biomechanic]

Add these maybe?
http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/76346-3D-Buzz-Tutorials

[megameta]

Those third-person platformer videos are fantastic.  It's hard to find video tutorials that aren't excruciatingly dry; Buzz does a great job at avoiding that.

Some of the links in the post you've linked are dead, but I've included the platformer vids and added a general link to 3D Buzz. Let me know if you have any more.