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once again well done
I guess you just get to know what to attack and when with experience, somehow. You always need to quickly analyze the situation you're in to be the most efficient possible.
I believe res ticks every 6 seconds, which is 1 res for the commander, and 0.1 for each player.
Therefore, if you have the choice between harmless buildings (robotics factory, observatory [without chair], armory, ARCs[that arent shooting stuff]), you should probably bite the extractor first.
So when you clean a room and there is no "dangerous" building in there (sentry / PG / observatory + CC) always go for the extractor first.
Same goes when you're marines, destroying harvesters is a top priority. If you can choose between an upgrade and a harvester and you're sure to kill it, go for the harvester (it also delays lifeforms).
Doing "hit'n'run" on aliens harvesters is a great idea, even attacking swiftly the harvesters in alien bases with two or three marines is valuable, because these often aren't defended.
:)
Gotta make sure my fellow alien is making the best possible use of his time. ^.-