And yet Blueprints enables a lot of non-programmers to write game logic. Actually, that’s why you have so many bad examples: they’re not programmers, they don’t

And yet Blueprints enables a lot of non-programmers to write game logic. Actually, that’s why you have so many bad examples: they’re not programmers, they don’t necessarily know about software engineering principles like abstraction, or they don’t care because they consider it throwaway code. There are a LOT of similarly bad examples for textual languages (dailywtf anyone?), so its unfair to say that this is proof that visual bad textual good. I would very strongly argue that Media Molecules’ Dreams would not be as popular as it is if it used textual programming to implement game logic.