Is there a LUA equivalent to that old mex upgrade AI?

[Earl Lu]

Because I really miss that old AI.
It used to save me a bunch of macro that I could then use to build anything else but mexes.

[Satirik]

yes ... open your eyes and you'll see a button for that

[Earl Lu]

yes ... open your eyes and you'll see a button for that

IT'S LIKE FREAKING MAGIC!1!!1!

How do you do that?!1?!

[JohannesH]

You really should take the short time to route your cons, and place the mexes next to the t1 ones instead of reclaiming the t1 mexes before starting the new one. Its well spent time by all measures.

[Mav]

You really should take the short time to route your cons, and place the mexes next to the t1 ones instead of reclaiming the t1 mexes before starting the new one. Its well spent time by all measures.

That statement is so general is should be ignored.

Sometimes when there's not a lot going on, you only have three mexes, and you have the time, you should manually place mexes.

Sometimes you're managing a thousand units in a Throne FFA, have four bases and are fighting enemies on three fronts. This is a good time to pick a con unit, give it a few assister units (Freakers, Farks, Consuls, etc), turn upgrader on a focus on other stuff.

[JohannesH]

That statement is so general is should be ignored.

No, its so general that you should always obey it

If you use upgrader, then you dont have a clear idea where your cons are at any given time, so you cant really use them for any other purpose than upgrading mexes. You lose a very noticiable amount of metal and con time - spending a few seconds to get an extra golly or whatever is worth it. Or if its not why did you build those cons in the first place.

Your lategame control improves much slower when you just noob out and turn on the upgrader, you wont learn to do stuff efficiently if you dont start trying.

[Tribulex]

You really should take the short time to route your cons, and place the mexes next to the t1 ones instead of reclaiming the t1 mexes before starting the new one. Its well spent time by all measures.

im pretty sure i uploaded a widget that does that somewhere.

[Mav]

Stuff

I take it you're one of those people that relies purely on mexes for metal income.

In any good FFA game, by the time you have enough metal to tech, a large percentage of your income should be coming from reclaiming. Usually by the time I have T2 cons, I've got several thousand extra metal in the bank and no way to spend it. I find it far more valuable to keep focusing on pushing the enemy back than to micro manage a few cons that give me a little extra metal, which I can't spend anyways.

[JohannesH]

Stuff

I take it you're one of those people that relies purely on mexes for metal income.

In any good FFA game, by the time you have enough metal to tech, a large percentage of your income should be coming from reclaiming. Usually by the time I have T2 cons, I've got several thousand extra metal in the bank and no way to spend it. I find it far more valuable to keep focusing on pushing the enemy back than to micro manage a few cons that give me a little extra metal, which I can't spend anyways.

Sounds like you dont win those ffas too often

[Tribulex]

Stuff

I take it you're one of those people that relies purely on mexes for metal income.

In any good FFA game, by the time you have enough metal to tech, a large percentage of your income should be coming from reclaiming. Usually by the time I have T2 cons, I've got several thousand extra metal in the bank and no way to spend it. I find it far more valuable to keep focusing on pushing the enemy back than to micro manage a few cons that give me a little extra metal, which I can't spend anyways.

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