Yea its unfair to taught Blueprints as the answer when they have a serious learning curve. It took me a while to build up enough experience where I could becom

Yea its unfair to taught Blueprints as the answer when they have a serious learning curve. It took me a while to build up enough experience where I could become more expressive with Blueprints than C++. The Lyra example has some good Blueprint hygiene worth reviewing where they organize all variables underneath a function call.. but until you have serious experience with Blueprints they are going to feel like a cumbersome mess. My advice is to do what you feel most expressive with, doing the thing you enjoy more will lead to more hours of experience. Start with C++ and build up a good understanding/mental model of the engine and then eventually give Blueprints a try in a few more years and you will see them in a new light.