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That's a real bummer :-( . I use the Firebelley course on Udemy and I love it. I have little reference except all the free tutorial context, but I feel this tutorial is in depth, explains clearly and at a nice speed. Also like the guys voice but that will be pretty personal.
https://www.udemy.com/course/create-a-complete-2d-arena-survival-roguelike-game-in-godot-4/?couponCode=ST6MT42324
Only other paid course in Godot I took was a book for Godot 3.4, I liked it but updating the code to Godot 4 took too much time. I see Mr. Bradfield has updated his book to Godot 4 though!
Actually started looking around for Godot lessons the same time last year because I checked out the courses in the Humble Sale and they didn't inspire me, so I went out to see if there was any paid course that did :-).
I'm slowly realising one of the joys of FOSS is the community driven aspect means free or ko-fi funded courses tend to be really good.
That's true! As an addition, I can recommend going over to the Godot discord. Sometimes reactions can be a bit annoyed or they will misjudge noobish questions for lazy questions but most of the time there one or two around that want to help! Sidenote: helping someone else with their project can be super fun and educational.
I have a natural aversion to Discord. I use Slack all day at work, why would I want to use it in my spare time, you know?