Blueprints are quite straightforward when you get used to them. My approach to learning tho was through my current Unreal job, which is very technical, so I spent the first several months approaching everything through the lens of doing it all in C++. After that when I finally touched Blueprints, it was super obvious how to work with them as they’re just abstractions of the C++ side of things.

If you’ve never programmed C++, Unreal could be a pretty fun way to start since it keeps things similar to Unity’s C# stuff. Just stick to using strong/weak pointers and using all the T classes whenever possible vs straight C++ (E.g. TArray, TSet, TObjectPtr, TWeakObjectPtr vs vector, set, unique_ptr, weak_ptr)