I've paid for a handful of tutorials across a lot of platforms. I went from Blender 2.7x to Cinema 4d, and then to Maya. When Blender 2.8 came out I decided I needed to go back to Blender in which I totally forgot how to use. Jumping around so many different programs and paying for a multitude of tutorials for all programs, none of the tutorials stacked up to this one. It's super comprehensive and what I really appreciate from Zacharias' teaching style is that there were separate and dedicated lessons for tools and concepts before jumping into the meat of the tutorial so that we fully understood what the tools were before using them. Most tutorials tend to teach in the heat of the modeling and sometimes the information doesn't stick or only feels applicable to the one application. The Launchpad course felt more like it was actually teaching me Blender vs teaching me how to create/do just one specific thing like other paid tutorials I've encountered tend to do. Throughout the course, Zacharias explains why each tool is being used and because of the individual tool lessons you can always refer back to the dedicated lesson to expand on it if you forget how the tool behaves, which he is good at reminding you this as well. This Launchpad course goes beyond just teaching you "how to make this specific animation" and into how to learn the program as a whole and apply it beyond this tutorial. I think this should be THE tutorial to kick off learning Blender 2.8, because it's the best tutorial out there.