[Xelom]

This means a lot to me. I will try to contribute to this one, nice kickstart guys!

I don't have much C++ experience and I had doubts about getting into UE only with blueprints. It feels like there will be cases that I won't able to cover just with blueprints.

I was experimenting Unity just because of their C# support but now I can gladly turn back to UE and it is more exciting for me.

[HeshamA]

As a long time Unity developer that hasn't touched C++ in years, I can say that I have been experimenting a lot with UE4 and I haven't really needed to touch C++. Blueprints are really powerful.

Having said that, I'm really excited to see c# supported.