If I were learning UE4 for my first time, i'd want someone to take it slow and tell me at least what the hell I was looking at when first launching the program. What kinda steps to take to avoid looking like an idiot, personal preferences for usefulness, and how to generally get around so that i'd never feel lost in the program.
This is that kind of video I wanted to set out for you guys.
Sorry it took so long to get to, it turns out maybe you will learn this in 2 years if I keep taking this long on these! Haha...
But I was kinda busy with finishing my Diane video and it taking out my main pc's gpu. Finished editing this vid on my new pc, whoo!