Choosing the most suitable playing mode

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For almost everything its “clean blueprint”. Unless you are really certain that premade game mode fits exactly what you need.
It is easier to script basic stuff than to change/remove things coded for you in C++.

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After making it all you will find that your ball game mode is subset of this FPS with added physics and gravity.

I’ve been using a similar approach to this tut, but was wondering what the roll of a playercontroller is in all of this? Previously in UDK I remember using a playercontroller to handle input and pass along to a pawn. Is that still sensible in UE4?