Blueprints vs. C++: Are Unreal Engine Blueprints Better?

[@DeVsTics9934]

hello, i want ask something but i can not enter to the discord, i am having issues with the course from udemy i can not work with visual studio code, i can not interact with the console and the terminal for the first part that you put you age and you write on it, i did with visual studio comunity, my question is if i can keep the course with this visual studio comunity o i shoul try to solve the issue with the vs code?

[@Genifinity]

Hi, VS Code and Visual Studio Community are both valid options for C++ development. Try experimenting to see which one works better for you! And please join the Discord using this link, that way you can share some screenshots as well which can be easier to help. discord.gg/JcpqucNDWp

[@DeVsTics9934]

@@Genifinity thank you very much, and your discord Link it's broke, I would like enter bueno can't

[@Genifinity]

This link is new, you can join now using this new link in the comment above.👆

[@wilddd2903]

For beginners Blueprint system is better, but over all C++ is the best option.

[@Adityadwivedi377]

I need very important tip from you i am gettin a pc with gpu rx 5700 xt oc edition and ryzen 5 3600 in 473$ . Is it good for game development as it has amd gpu so i am confused if not then should i go for rtx cards. Pls reply and explain for me it is very big investment to my future

[@Genifinity]

Hi, sorry for the late reply! The RX 5700 XT and Ryzen 5 3600 are a solid combo for game development, especially at $473. The RX 5700 XT handles Unreal Engine, Unity, and 3D modeling well, so it’s a great value if ray tracing isn’t a priority. While RTX cards have better ray tracing support, they’re pricier-so unless ray tracing is critical for your projects, this AMD setup offers excellent performance for the price.

[@Adityadwivedi377]

@Genifinity 👍 thank you

[@Stonecarving-fk4fn]

Wow it is amazing information ❤

[@Genifinity]

Thank you

[@ShafiqaTaraki]

👍👍

[@Genifinity]

Thank you

[@thenick9196]

amazing bro

[@Genifinity]

Thank you

[@lifebynasrin]

Don’t even compare 😅, C++ is far better than Blueprint thing😅

[@Genifinity]

C++ is powerful but difficult to learn. Blueprints are easier to learn but difficult to manage

[@Genifinity-Studio]

great