I like what you wrote , but we may be worlds apart because I have no idea where youre located <| sep |> A Tracer pulse bomb or a Sombra should have no issues getting it picked off though <| sep |> This is why no one wants you around and This is why people don ' t like you . Context was basically about comments I made . I have a habit of challenging people ' s beliefs , not from a place of hate but I am curious what makes people tick . <| sep |> That ' s stupid . I can turn a nonpointy knife into a pointy knife in about 5 minutes using an angle grinder . <| sep |> Martin Sheen is a Latino candidate . <| sep |> While C # is good for desktop software on Windows game development with Unity , I think learning a scripting language like Python and JS along should not be disencouraged and also C and Java . You risk becomming a single language developer . Learn a bit of everything and later do a simple project to dive more in a language and more complex one to dive in a frameworkset of tools . There other fun stuff like Ruby , Go , Dart , Perl , Swift , . . . Edit if you plan on developing for web , installing Linux on the desktop will help you understand the system running on your server . If you look the websites that people actually use , you will notice they all run Linux . There is an exception that is the hybrid Stackoverflow . com , that has a curious architecture using simultaneously Linux and Windows Server . But a Windows Server is something I would argue only makes sense in a company , for serving licenses and other services for Windows computers there . In the case of the desktop , in my company for example , number crunching and simulations dudes use Ubuntu , office people use Windows , and design and marketing use OSX . be flexible . Edit 2 please learn Source Version Control or whatever this is called today . The most popular tool for this today is Git , and runs on any OS . Edit 3 also you can mix languages . People have a C # C software at work with Python bindings . I am a office guy at work , but I type a lot in Vim on Cygwin . P