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It is just very efficent, further to it knows how to boost its research efficency.
OK, then my question becomes : is there a guide on optimization? I am clearly missing something.
Even though I like real time strategy, I am just an "ok-ish" player with low APM, so I might lack the speed to apply this advice, but just the theorycrafting of optimizing play would be interesting to see.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKBQVoqzp-0&t=2s
The standard opening (But nowadays, most people just train to lvl 2 for several reasons)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1skvrrj4Z4E
I knew of most of those mechanics, but my immediate feel is that I might have underestimated the productivity boost of fortified walls : I send my imps do other things and usually don't fortify them until late in the game. It is the thing I seem to forget here.
I'll look into it.
I kinda know I'll never be super good against actual humans because of my low APM, but this may help me get achievements in the campaign.
And if you want to increase your APM, use hotkeys. They are usually easy to learn, if you set them yourselfe. As I first used Hotkeys in an RTS, I cant play any RTS without Hotkeys anymore
The "problem" with WftO is that, even though I think it's a really great game, it is just less popular and doesn't have a pro scene, and I have a lot of trouble finding guides on general strategy and basic optimized build orders.
The control is very different from Starcraft. And while I think this is very interesting to have a game in which troops must eat and rest, I am also not used to it.
You are right about hotkeys. I didn't really study WftO's hotkeys and it is definitely a limiting factor. I did use thaose in Starcraft and it sure helped. Is there a list of default hotkeys for WftO that is convenient to print somewhere? (I am kinda old school with keyboard overlays and paper memos XD)
Thanks again for the tips you already provided.
That's how I looks on my Keyboard
https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/154311445398552576/391159078845415424/Keyboard.PNG
Here is the text list
https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/154311445398552576/391159137003634688/20170514222928_1.jpg?width=88&height=676
I use Recall Rally and Cancel Rally on Mousbutton 4 and 5
Yep, Sadly only Webbernever1 and Me are the only "pro" players who upload Videos on YT, you can caunt Demonizer in as well, because he's a really good player.
I made 3 Videos back in 1.6 about 3 Strategies, which have changed a bit, but the core is still the same.
There's currently a Tournament going on, where I mostly show different strats on each map.
So really a proffessional scene doesn't exist. But I know some people who were on Webbers and My skill lvl, though most left Multiplayer for good reasons :/
Anyways, you convinced me. AI does not cheat. I'm just too slow even though I have decent understanding of strategy concepts.
But the thing is, you can have the best micro around the world, if you dont have information, Tech nor a Plan. If you see a weakness in your gameplay, improve, if you are limited with an APM under 100 thats fine, as long you know how to compansate for that.
That reminds me about a conversation with a guy, who is convinced that StarCraft II is all about high APM. I personally can say, that isn't true because then I would have won far more often. Further to WinterStarcraft played quite some Matches against Diamond player, with a APM under 100 and won them, because he uses his knowlage about Strats and got information from the Minimap that compensated for his lack of Actions.
So as long you aren't physically or mentally handycaped to a lower APM then 60, I dont think you lost due to your lower APM. For this guys, for me it felt like, it was his excuse to not touch PvP, but he simply do not enjoy PvP, so that's fine by me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShOusaHBSdI
That guy sees all things... and knows when you're talking about him haha