Create a Battle Royale game using Unreal Engine 4 Blueprints (Udemy.com)

This Course Is Very Good For Bigneers And Also Proffessional

Really great course, its incredible to see the Battle-Royale system built from the ground up and explained thoroughly.

bro its awesome you are so underrated i have seen your youtube channel its awesome

The instructor is very knowledgeable and he definitely knows how to teach. I've reached the "Weapon Ammo" episode and I've been enjoying very much so far. In some episodes, we needed to go through some very complex setup. The instructor's way of talking and the step by step guidance always gave me enough confidence to follow along and get the correct result. Be aware that BP scripting is still programming. It can be hard sometimes. A good instructor like Reuben is just invaluable.This is so far the best course for learning BP which I've taken. I feel so lucky that after purchased many courses on Udemy, I finally found the one which suits me well. I'm so grateful. Millions of thanks Reuben. I'm considering taking the c++ patreon course next.
For those who has no BP experience, learning some basics first will help you make the best out of this one. otherwise, you might struggle quite a bit. But you might still be able to follow. You might need to repeat some videos a few times to grasp what the instructor did.
updates: Just finished the section 4. As it's getting more complex, it was a bit painful to follow along in some heavy episodes. There were a few times which I couldn't get the desired result. I had to repeat the videos a few times. Also got some answers from the Q/A session from other students. Unfortunately, you won't be able to get any help from the instructor himself. Since I was aware of the situation before buying the course, I'm going to leave it 5 star for the course itself. So be aware that if you need help, you might be left in the dark. Think about it twice before making your purchase.

total waste of time

There was a lot of good information in the course. But the course assumes you already know a good amount in Unreal and Blueprint. Level of explanation by the instructor was varied, sometimes it would be just a long string of connecting nodes and him saying "I don't want to take the time to explain this". This both makes the course harder to learn from and harder to debug when something goes wrong. Not to mention he doesn't seem active in the Q&A. I would only recommend this course if you're like me and took a different course on Blueprints in Unreal (I recommend the one by GameDev.tv).

it is really fun

Well, the course is good but only if you follow exactly what instructor is doing. I surely enjoyed it but the instructor could have explained some things in a better way. And there were some moments where he rushed things so it was a little hard to keep up with. But it's still worth a try

You are not explained so much that I was expected from this course.

awesome

This is actually good! I Enjoy it and being a beginner, this is awesome! I am having a lot of fun already!

I understand making games is trial and error, but this shouldn't be the case with a tutorial. Every video starts with something that was forgotten in a previous video, and then multiple times throughout a single lesson we have to go back to things that were forgotten or setup incorrectly as well. Very frustrating to learn from since it seems what we're learning each video he is just trying to remember on the fly. Also, constantly moving his cursor or clicking on random things, scrolling around screen instead of focusing on the thing he's talking about, making it very hard to understand what it is he's referring to. Have to rewatch each step multiple times because he moves to the next step too quickly. This course should've been longer and slowed down instead of seemingly trying to race to the end of each lesson that concepts are lost. This seems like a good course for making this specific Battle Royale game without actually knowing how you got there because things aren't explained very well. I appreciated everything I've seen/learned now that I'm at the end of this course, but still feel like there were a ton of crucial steps that weren't explained well.