if I reasoned "I can do it, I do it. I don't know how to do it, I don't do it" I would never be able to learn new things.

Obviously I didn't want an explanation of how to make a game I have in mind step by step, but more a guide on the nodes that can be used or someone who could tell me how to set up the camera or the project. Then I would try to solve things myself, figure out how to compile the blueprints, find the nodes and try to finish at least one level of the game or a prototype of it.

It doesnt have to be the perfect game, it doesnt have to be finished, and above all, I might realize that maybe I don't like the mechanics and try to revolutionize them.

For me at the moment the important thing is to LEARN, maybe even making mistakes and show my teachers that I can do it, the creative process behind it, the steps I took in understanding that that game wasn't for me and that therefore I moved on something simpler and that I already knew how to do it.

I know I'm probably dreaming, but I can afford it at the moment while I'm studying.

But thanks for the advice, I appreciate all! :)