Go Hard to Unreal Engine

I recommend it~

I got a lot of ideas for implementing TPS. Also, I had to spend days racking my brain to find information on building a game and launching a dedicated server on AWS EC2 and connecting to it, but it was great to be able to learn only the necessary parts in an hour and see it in action. The instructor is passionate and communicates well.

Overall, it covers the latest information on everything you need for Unreal. The biggest advantage is that you can get Q&A in real time whenever you get stuck or have questions. Usually, when preparing for employment, you often waste a lot of time just setting a direction, but you can get help with this by using one-on-one conversations or resume editing.

There are many Unreal lectures on the market, but I am very satisfied with choosing this lecture to study Unreal. Most lectures take a long time to follow the code, and it is often difficult to review, but this lecture provides detailed lecture notes, so I was able to focus only on the lecture during the lecture time and review and apply the lecture notes. Also, I could get answers to my questions or concerns at any time through Discord, so I was able to receive continuous help even while studying on my own. Regarding the lecture and lecture notes, they were updated quickly when I found any shortcomings, which was very good. I started with absolutely no knowledge of Unreal, but since the lecture itself builds up from the bottom of Unreal, I was able to follow along without much difficulty. Of course, basic knowledge of C++ is required, but if you have studied C++ or other language grammar once, you can take the course without any burden. I really recommend it. In particular, the fact that you can study TPS and servers is the best!

The lecture difficulty is intermediate, and I was completely new to Unreal Engine, I was debating whether to take it or not, but I decided to sign up for the course after reading the support article~~ As expected, I also had difficulties setting up the development environment, so I often feel hesitant to ask such trivial questions, right?? However, the instructor actively added things I didn't know and answered them, so that I could learn even things other than the questions, which was very kind and helpful. I'm still not good at C++, so it'll take time to understand the instructor's code, but... I'm glad that the course period is unlimited~~! The lecture materials are also very well organized, so it was a great help when I found the parts I missed here and there. It was really hard at first, but now that I've taken the course to some extent... I can do basic terms, blueprint placement, and Visual Studio debugging on my own, so I have a goal to improve in the future!

If you are at a loss about learning about Unreal, this course is not bad for the price. At the end, there is cloud server-based game development and job mentoring for students? I recommend it if you plan to get a job.

I only learned C++, but I bought it to study Unreal additionally for employment. Starting from the basics, I practiced various technologies and implementation methods, and asked questions in between, and it was good that they explained it kindly and in detail. After that, I applied for a resume and technology introduction, and it was the first time I had a lecture that covered these parts, so I was at a loss, but it was good that they told me how to use it.