This is not KF2 directly related BUT - it will definatly help all things UNREAL ENGINE related.

If you want to learn how to program, mod or make maps for UE4 now is a great time to back the following kickstarter campaign.

Learn To Make Video Games - Unreal Developer Course In C++

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bentristem/learn-to-make-video-games-unreal-developer-course/description

The tutor has several tutorials already which cover Unity 3D, Blender and Physics.

Head over and have a look.For the price, it is very good value.

Stretch Goals

=== STRETCH GOALS ===

We funded in under 48 hours, and are delighted to announce a series of stretch-goals. Help us get there by sharing the project with your friends, and pledging as generously as you can.

£20,000 - Custom 3D Assets <== ACHIEVED

If we reach this level I will hire a 3D artist to create custom assets for the course, these will be free to use in your own projects. The further beyond the goal we go, the bigger and better the asset pack.

£40,000 - Virtual Reality <== ACHIEVED

We'll show you exactly how to translate the final project to work on Oculus Rift, and Samsung Gear VR. Leaving no stone un-turned, you'll have a working VR game and a deep understanding of the process.

£80,000 ($123,000 or €112,000) - Multiplayer with Photon <== ACHIEVED!

We will make a game online multiplayer using both Unreal networking and Photon, which has a free tier. That means you will be able to share your game with your friends, then play online with them in realtime.

£100,000 - Performance Optimisation

This will go hand-in-hand with Virtual Reality. If we make this level we will show you how to analyse and optimise game performance.

huh... we used to do this for free.

That would be true...to a point. I think it comes down to time. If you want fast teack your learning theae courses are great. It gets published through udemy.com.

I guess its no different to buying a book written by a highly regarded author

Just thought I'd mention it if anyone was interested. Only had few days left to go.

What's wrong with the official video tutorials from Epic Games, they have some really good programming ones?

The tutorials from Epic are great. However they don't cover everything. They are good for getting started, but still lack in some areas.