@@hexperience5842 what about? :D

yeah, I'm testing some changes and was having some fun with it :)

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I always play withouth, I zoom out if I want to see with highest zoom sensitivity.

@@raghna Cool cool. Been thinking about it myself but i found one useful thing with minimap and thats the ping squares shows up so i keep minimap but at smallest scale just to see where the pings arrive at. Thx for info :)

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I agree. I purposefully didn't pick 1v1 game to avoid the issue, but I guess raptors was still too distracting. I have some ideas for future versions though.

absolutely! I don't remember being hooked by a game in many years

Raiders are fast, cheap units able to quickly "raid" weakpoints, like lightly defended resource and production buildings. Skirmishers "skirmish" effectively. Keep them at max range, bad in a straight-up fight. Assaults "assault" strongpoints. They don't have the speed to exploit weaker positions like raiders, but instead are meant to apply constant pressure to enemy primary defenses. Riots counter swarms. Think riot police - a few heavily armored units with strong crowd control.

@@Muffinut Thanks. Could we simplify it like this? Raiders: speed Skirmishers: firing range Assaults: health Riots: AoE but probably also DPS? At the same time, I don't really understand the practical difference between defending with assaults and with riots. Assaults, assuming they have more health, are also good for defending.

@@Krzeszny95 You can simplify it like that, yeah, absolutely. Players narrowed each units' strengths down into categories because of what they're good at, but each role can overlap, which is where all this specification comes in. Riots tend to be bulkier than assaults of the same tier, because they're specifically intended to counter lower tier swarms. We should view this as a problem of overall resource cost. You can check BAR's site for comparisons. An equivalent amount of resources spent on assault units will have a higher total DPS than that spent on riot units. Basically, you'll do more damage with assaults than with riots. The problem comes in with AOE damage, which is harder to enumerate. If the enemy has a lot of assaults to beat down your defenses, an investment in riot units is a counter, mainly because of AOE damage. Basically, as far as cost-efficiency, assault units are better than riot units to break defenses, but anything in great enough numbers counters anything... except, riots counter great numbers.

@@Muffinut So the only way to know if a unit has AoE and therefore is a riot is to test it or ask someone? That's not great.

@@Krzeszny95 No, most attacks deal some amount of AOE, except lasers and maybe basic cannons. We understand that missiles, plasma artillery, and nukes inherently deal AOE, so it's not stated anywhere. Riots are more about specifically countering large amounts of units of the same tier. Centurion, for example, has lasers, but fires so quickly that it's a great counter to pawns. Pounder fills the same role, but by dealing AOE instead.