u/zzed_pro

I’ve been working with Unreal Engine for a while now and feel incredibly confident with Blueprints. I understand the engine's framework (Actors, Components, GameModes, Interfaces, Replication, etc.), but I’ve hit the limit where I need to start writing native C++ for better optimization, custom engine modifications, and cleaner plugin development.

My issue is that most C++ tutorials start from absolute scratch, explaining what an if statement or a variable is. I don't need a programming 101 course I already understand programming logic through visual scripting.

For those who made the jump from Blueprint-only to C++, what resources, courses or specific roadmaps actually worked for you without making you sit through hours of basic syntax?

Thanks in Advance!

Hey everyone,
I recently made this Damage Indicator system in Unreal Engine and wanted some honest feedback from other developers before I push it further.

Current features:
Directional hit indicators
Dynamic UI response
Damage feedback system
Smooth animations/transitions
Easy integration setup
Main thing I want to know:

Does this feel clean and readable during gameplay?
Is the UI too much or balanced?

Anything you’d improve from a game feel perspective?

Any features you think are missing?

Trying to make it feel modern and production-ready, so real feedback/criticism is welcome.

I’ve been using Unreal Engine with Blueprints for a while now and only have a little knowledge of C++ currently.

I want to make an RPG game, but everywhere online

I keep seeing people say:
“Use C++ for real projects”
“Blueprints don’t scale”
“You’ll regret it later”

So I wanted honest opinions from experienced Unreal devs here.

Is it actually okay to make a full RPG mostly in Blueprints if the architecture is clean?

I’m willing to learn C++, but I also don’t want to spend months learning low-level systems before actually building the game.

Would love real production advice from people who’ve shipped projects or worked on larger UE games.

Hey everyone,
I’ve been working on an advanced dismemberment system for Unreal Engine and finally put together a showcase video for it.

Current features:
Real-time limb dismemberment
Bone-based damage system
Blood & gore effects
Physics reactions
Modular setup
Works with different characters
Clean integration workflow
Would genuinely love feedback from other UE developers on:
Performance optimization ideas
Replication/networking approaches
Better gore workflows

Any features you think would push this system further

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