Thanks for the feedback. You’re right that the single SO event-driven architecture can feel unfamiliar at first. To make onboarding clearer and address your review, I’ve recently added a “Events Architecture – Quick Steps” in the documentation. It walks through creating and using a new event with only 5 steps (define, expose, invoke, listen, assign), which typically takes just a few lines of code. For anyone considering the asset: The documentation is included and can be reviewed upfront, and the asset is free, so you can explore the structure and decide if it fits your workflow without any risk before downloading the template. The architecture is based on Unity’s official Unite Austin 2017 “Game Architecture with Scriptable Objects” Youtube Example, which is widely used to avoid tight coupling between systems (drag and drop prefabs freely on scene without overrides, or open-world / multiplayer scenarios like we have on other published assets) with little additional code. That said, I understand the learning curve, and I’m continuing to improve the documentation to make common workflows more immediate and accessible. Thanks again for the feedback, input from new users is always nice. It helps improve the asset for everyone. Hope the new documentation helps!

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Thank you for your review. Multiplayer version using PUN 2: https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/templates/systems/racing-starter-kit-pun-2-multiplayer-321574

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