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Good job! Was any work done on this side to have an article there? If not, congratulations (well otherwise too :D)!
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Good job! Was any work done on this side to have an article there? If not, congratulations (well otherwise too :D)!
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Although i have to say, the controls were very strange at first for me (i'm coming from warcraft 3 and the likes), and it took a while to get used to them. If you're used to attack-move your units, it's extremely annoying if they attack the ground you clicked instead of enemies on their way.
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Although i have to say, the controls were very strange at first for me (i'm coming from warcraft 3 and the likes), and it took a while to get used to them. If you're used to attack-move your units, it's extremely annoying if they attack the ground you clicked instead of enemies on their way.
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I know this is a bold request, but maybe it helps to keep new players: Would it be possible to exchange the fight and attack commands? That is, a (attack) will make the units auto-micro and f (fight) will make them attack a specific target?
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I know this is a bold request, but maybe it helps to keep new players: Would it be possible to exchange the fight and attack commands? That is, a (attack) will make the units auto-micro and f (fight) will make them attack a specific target?
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In the long run it might help players to get used to the controls faster.
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In the long run it might help players to get used to the controls faster.
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Ofcourse
people
should
be
able
to
keep
their
current
commands
if
they
are
already
playing.
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Ofcourse
people
should
be
able
to
keep
their
current
commands
if
they
are
already
used
to
them.
.
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