I have been learning game dev for about a week now (I am well aware this is not a long time at all). However, I am struggling to see the light at the end of the tunnel. I own a passive business that allows me to basically be unemployed but still make a lot of money, allowing me to commit myself fully to anything, which for the past week has been game dev (UE5, specifically). I have been learning upwards of 7-8 hours per day through various means (Udemy, youtube, etc). All this is to preface my question: When will I not feel like I know nothing? I know that the answer, literally, is never. But when I think of an idea for a system, and can't even comprehend how to implement it, its hard to know where to go next because I don't even know what to lookup to learn it. I bought someone's solution on FAB just to see how they did something I couldn't figure out, and it is rediculous. It is not a complex system, yet I can't even convert the blueprints into English and explain what they're doing. I literally just see blocks of text. I know with time I will learn more, but I am really struggling to figure out the next steps. I understand all the basics, I am very confident in the engine and understand what all the base functionality does, but how do I learn the complex things? How do I learn what I don't know? I could go follow 50 more tutorials about making a small game, but I don't feel like it would do anything. What is the next step? TLDR: How do I learn advanced functionality. Feeling useless