@Cycle Thanks for everything, Sam, AKA CycleSam, AKA Sam #1 or #2 (depending on FireSam's availability), AKA PlantDad.

OLD THREAD #2

The current patch's changes combined with #223's changes REALLY added up. I just played the longest game I've ever played the 2nd game i've played on this patch It was 75:51 (it rolls over at 60:00)

Playtest 213: More Scrap, Unified Production, Unit Adjustments

contribute to the game after losing their stock. #2: I noticed was that it took a while to traverse from one part of the map to the other with my army, (I haven't played around with the game too much

Sorry it took so long to post this but I was waiting to post some other feedback that's being compiled by some of the non-daily testers (Burdock is working on it as we speak). Seems it's taking longer

Intro

Next 150g: Seedbot #2

Heyo!

next 225g: Grove Tender #2

I probably won't feel the same way after Game #2, but I'm pretty sure you guys want to hear what goes through the mind of someone playing their first game, so here it is. I'll probably post a "second

Playtest 194: Test Weekend #2!

this subject recently in Drive to Work #299.

Now I want to give some thoughts on some of the issues discussed by Day9 in the AMA #2. Hopefully, this can spark a discussion or some ideas. I would love to hear what the community, or what Artillery

* From 45min to end, I answer all your questions from the AMA #2 thread!

Here is the AMA to the FIRST thread!

There are 2 ways to use Eagle Eye. #1 :: Pick at the enemy while out of range of their attacks. #2 counter concave micro by picking off the retreating weak units. Overall, 10/10 awesome ability.

Re: #2, there actually are a variety of pings available.

Third, formations! As I stated before, a player should be able to judge a shape and make a strong, sharp analysis of it. Goal #2 helps to generate shapes, and Goal #3 helps preserve it! If you have

Agreed on your problems #1 / #2. We recently shrunk the size of units slightly and these problems have cropped up. We definitely plan on iterating much more on these to improve'em.