I always think to myself, "oh sweat jesus im not micro'ing/doing enough at any point in time" so I always force myself to be doing something. So I was actually in your place a short while ago (I watched 5+hours of tutorials and more hours watching some high ranked guys's replays) and had the opportunity to talk with a high lvl guy about all sorts of stuff and we 1v1'ed a bunch(lost every one) and the one thing he said was good about me was my aggressive attitude. I would appreciate any help on some of these!įirst thing off the bat, factory always first. What do I do with my idle engineers at the front? I have some of them reclaim, but I'm not building enough to use the reclaim. What kind of army size is considered too small? Like is 20 t1 tanks too small? I can't figure out how to balance army size vs eco and tech. Usually I have spare resources while things are upgrading - what should I spend this on? I upgrade 1 or 2 mexes to t2 at a time, then upgrade one of the factories to t2.
Should I just start spamming Land Factories and pgens?
Everything is fine the first 5 minutes or so, but once I have all these resources coming in I have no idea what to make. I'm doing a mex->pgen->land factory->mex->expand mex->pgen->land factory->4pgen->air factory build. What should I be looking for when scouting? Like I'll see 1 land and 1 air and not really think anything of it. When I scout opponents base, I don't know what to do with that information. What is the average time to go t2? 10 minute mark? 15 minute mark? 20 minute mark? How many engineers should I have around the 10 min mark? Is T2 rush a good method of practicing getting good at eco? How should I practice eco-ing? I don't really know what goals I should have in mind to improve my eco abilities. I've been googling for guides and answers to questions but everything is really vague and high level. I'm coming back to FAF after a year or so and I want to try and get into the competitive 1v1.
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