This is really good news for small developers and people trying to pick up the engine to learn how to use it. Which includes me because I no longer have to depend on the Github student pack.
It’s also apparently horrible news for Unity fanboys [sub](because apparently gaming always has to have some kind of product war where people irrationally love one side but hate the other despite both having merits)[/size][/sub] Because I keep seeing people complain that Unreal Engine being free is either A: going to destroy innovation somehow or B: a cash grab by Epic because they still have the fairly resonable royalties system that they’ve had since they went to a subscription model.
God forbid they ask $500 for every 10k you make for using their tech.
Also, I’m pretty stoked about mods being able to be a thing, now.
Downloaded it and took a quick look around the level editor. Not too shabby! 
What kind of reflections are those? I noticed it when I was messing around in the engine. They seem to be a part of quite a few of the materials you can apply to objects. Are they just screen space reflections?
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Honestly its very good idea ,indeed technology has to reach the people beyond social and economic barrier…
With the pass of time every day has a new concept , thoughts etc
I will try this as soon as possible…
Man, and I thought that unreal engine 3 was the best it could get…