Need your advice [IMPORTANT]

My main programing language is .NET C# and i am not pro at it but i am not a noob too ( you can say medium knowledge)

today i thought about migrating to C++ cuz i see thats C++ is the language used in almost 70+% of Advanced programs & games

so the question comes here . Is it really worth it to start all over again in C++ and learn it or just stick with C#

NOTE : I want to master the best language that will suit me in almost every project i can think of (from small programs to huge game development)

..Also if i will learn C++ what is the average time to get things handled in it ( i mean start to be good and can do things in C++)

mainly my project is a Game BOT so idk achieving it in c# or c++ for best security and stability

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Originally Posted by badguy4you today i thought about migrating to C++ cuz i see thats C++ is the language used in almost 70+% of Advanced programs & games

It's pretty much the other way around in the industry (except for games).

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Originally Posted by badguy4you so the question comes here . Is it really worth it to start all over again in C++ and learn it or just stick with C#

It's always worth learning another programming language.

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Originally Posted by badguy4you NOTE : I want to master the best language that will suit me in almost every project i can think of (from small programs to huge game development)

Well, then it's C++. You can do almost everything with C# as well (including small programs and huge games), but low level stuff like drivers or kernels aren't possible.

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Originally Posted by badguy4you ..Also if i will learn C++ what is the average time to get things handled in it ( i mean start to be good and can do things in C++)

That depends on you. There is no average time, since everybody is learning it at his own pace.

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Originally Posted by badguy4you mainly my project is a Game BOT so idk achieving it in c# or c++ for best security and stability

You can do this kind of stuff in both languages. However, since you have more low level access, it's a little bit easier in C++ at the beginning.