Haha I'm trying...
I'm so done with making linear story based game(s) (including cutscenes and all that horrible stuff), I won't touch a game idea like that for ages after Superku.


Never was into Unity and looked forward to getting into Unreal 4 with C++. After a few weeks of trying to code in Unreal 4 - procedural game and mesh stuff - I was pretty bummed though. I was fighting the whole framework more than doing anything else. They try to make it approachable with blueprints and a few often used classes you derive from, yet I find that detrimental to actual coding in (UE4)C++, similar to the post(s) in this thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/unrealengine/co..._engine_4_isnt/
Managed to procedurally generate some stuff, then had enough of UE4 for now sadly. Tried Unity a month later and, much to my surprise, I found coding in it a lot more enjoyable. Haven't tried proc gen stuff in Unity yet but - in contrast to UE4 - I'm looking forward to it.

Despite my experience I think UE4 probably is the better engine and toolset still - if you can somehow manage to get used to it.

EDIT: @MasterQ32, interesting, keep us updated!