Quote Originally Posted by Jenner View Post
If you're decently familiar with VB.NET, then moving to C# isn't that big a deal. Besides the uglier IDE changes (like erroring the line that you're currently typing before moving off it), the only real obstacle you need to overcome is re-figuring out how event handling works. It's a lot more "manual" in C#
I agree totally. Some namespaces are a little different, but i've recently made the switch to c# and the only real thing is learning the syntax of everything. a few functions don't exist but there's always an equivalent. Despite a few issues, all in all, it's been painless, and that's learning xna simultaneously.