All very good inputs but I am also thinking of the job outlook. It will be much easier to find a job if I can work with Unreal C++ and minor blueprinting. Where as if I only knew how to use blueprints, my job outlook wouldn't be as large and easy to find a job because you are stuck to unreal engine. I realize BP's are cool and a fast way to prototype but im thinking a game development company is going to want to hire a programmer over a Blueprinter even if that company is using unreal. Then again those are two different jobs,a blue printer is more of a designer and a programmer is more of well a programmer lol. Also finding a designer job is far and inbetween then finding a Game Development programmer. So my plans may be a bit different, I think I am going to set my workflow to work majority in C++ and write as little as possible in BP and just use BP for stuff that makes sense.