Building an Unreal RTS Game: The Basics (Udemy.com)

super course with good explanation, pacing and preparation for coming parts. If I were to give this some negative remarks it would be on the missed opportunity for some more course material. For example, a AIcontroller is set up for the character but never realy used (might be outside the scope of "basics" though) and most importantly something like adding enemies and having them attack each other. Otherwise it is a great course to start your RTS of with!

I reached the AI controller implementation and it is outdated, the course does not say which version should you use... it is frustrating that you reach the end of the course, and you cannot finish it because there is no way to get the controller

This course was exactly what I was looking for to complete my AI/NPC prototyping. Mr Daley is direct, to the point, and everything covered has a purpose. I recommend this for anyone needing a RPG AI kick-start.

This course is very basic, but pass the knowledge of basics RTS games.

Wasn't really as extensive as I was hoping. Felt more like a crash course in Blueprints than a course on making an actual RTS in UE4.
On reading other reviews, I've decided to revise my score. As it turns out the course claims to teach things like making units attack and destructible environments. It does nothing of the sort, only teaching you to use Unreal's built in pathfinding to order units to move around. In fact, the ENTIRE fourth bullet point on the "What you'll learn" section is false.

Certainly learned new material, but the course wasn't as extensive as I was hoping for.

This course wasn't quite what I was looking for/expecting. When it said "gameplay programming," I was thinking that meant some actual C++ programming, but it's all blueprints. I've been following along googling to figure out how to implement in C++. Hopefully, if this course is ever updated at some point, it will include how to implement everything in C++ code. Otherwise, the lessons have been good. The instructor has been clear and concise and knows the material, at least how to implement it with blueprints. I've created a repository with my code keeping along with the lessons and put it on Github, here: https://github.com/Jmin17/RTS_Lessons if that might help anyone

Great course but I wish there were more lessons. Feels a bit short.
Maybe a part 2

I wish it explained more about what's happening, so beginners could get a better understanding, but so far, It's great!

Very rudimentary; hardly delves past the absolute basics of the topic. Never gets past a movement and selection system; for instance with just a few minutes of my own time I expanded upon the basic selection system provided and made it much more in depth. No structures, combat, or any semblance of an advanced mechanic. Instructor tends to repeat the same thing a few times per lecture; will go into needless depth for simple easy to understand concepts.

The entire "course" is almost 3 hours long. I'm pretty sure you can see the first half of this "course" on youtube for free. In order to finish this class you need only a very basic understanding of Unreal Engine (large enough skill set to be able to open Unreal Engine). There is no C++ work, only Blueprint.
The course ends very abruptly. I suppose this could be called the basics of an RTS game, so long as you define an RTS game as being able to exclusively point and click default pawns to be able to walk. That's it. The series is surprisingly repetitive for only a 2-3 hour set of videos. If you would like a free 30 minute sample, just repeat to yourself, "The project settings for Unreal Engine can be found under; Edit, Project Settings, and then go to Engine, and select Input". Repeat this sentence for 30 minutes.

How adding more RTS Game. Good courses