Unreal Multiplayer Master: Video Game Dev In C++ (Udemy.com)

Excelente curso, muito bem explicado e ensinando os conceitos mais importantes sobre replicao para produo de jogos Multiplayer!

I think the last section is the most valuable section of the course with the deep dive into how modern games handle replication and interpolation of movement. I would like to see the Steam multiplayer interface section more fleshed out. It seems to be left somewhat unfinished and not fully fleshed out for what I expected.

way faster to get started with multiplayer in unreal. to early to say much, but glad basics were covered on game modes, pawns, etc.

It was a great match for me, I started and finished the Unreal C++ beginner's course and now I am here, and so far it has been a great learning experience.

Still going through the lectures, but I've been encountering a bunch of issues that aren't mentioned in the lectures, and is mostly answered by the students figuring it out amongst themselves. I came over from the Authors C++ course and I'm pretty disappointed to see how out of date and unmaintained some of this stuff feels compared to their C++ course.

Always amazing courses. The best on the internet imo.

I actually haven't taken any of the other Unreal C++ courses, but I'm learning how to navigate the Unreal Engine code really well by taking this course. Thank you.

Unfortunately this course drags a lot with many irrelevant topics. I bought it to learn Multiplayer not to search documentation and create basic classes. At lesson 18 and so far the only thing that is related to multiplayer was "has authority" and "replicated movement". Coming for the master cpp course I feel very disappointed about this one. Not until lesson 88 when we finally start to learn about programming multiplayer. It's also confusing that we jump into Steam in an early section before even knowing how to make a multiplayer game in the first place!
Sorry GameDev but this course isn't interesting. Perhaps trim it down and focus on multiplayer only subjects.

The Krazy Karts section specifically was fantastic and gave me a solid understanding of some of the gameplay challenges (and solutions) when developing for a networked title. Would love to see future sections that continue to build in this area, perhaps delving into the character movement component and learning more about the techniques that the engine uses to make not just movement but interactions between players feel right while networked.

I am super excited for this course. It is the last piece i need for a project i am developing

Fun course and very informative

There seem to be changes with 4.25 that aren't noted in the course.