Hi everyone,I'm trying to develop a new Co-op map. I remember for RTC 2017 that someone gave a solution that allowed players to sort-of play the Co-op map by themselves under "Test Document" from the editor (the map is nowhere near ready for publishing in any shape or form), but I can't remember the required triggers off-hand. Does anyone know or who can point me to the topic in question where this was answered?

It's clear that Stetmann has attempted to replicate the Zerg via mechanical means, and why not? There is research today in the real world in getting robots and computers to replicate the behaviour of insects in the name of distributed computing and artificial intelligence.And having robots turn themselves into parts of a building while constructing them from raw materials (e.g. minerals) is one of the approaches being evaluated for colonising Mars and the Moon.

This is actually something called the Gambler's Fallacy. The fact you played a commander previously has no bearing on the chance of rolling them in the next game - it's always 1 in 17 (as of writing this post).Because of this, when randomising a selection, quite a few games now deliberately reduce the chance of picking a choice that had turned up previously in order to appear more 'random'. For example, in modern Tetris games, the game picks the next pieces from a virtual bag rather than selecting one of the seven tetriminos at random, because of the problem of a string of Z- and S-pieces sh…

The only workaround I've found is to use the mouse to warp in Dragoons, which is both slow and annoying.P.S. I can personally confirm this bug.

It helps if you have a co-operative ally who can see what you're doing rather than chasing them around with Gary. But yes... overcharge, overcharge, overcharge. I personally find blue overcharge to be the most deadly because it provides an attack speed boost, which works wonders for pretty much anyone, but especially for commanders like Raynor who already attack quickly. Purple overcharge is not as useful, but has niche uses if you have an Alarak or Artanis ally who have Ascendants or Templar/Archons. Then green overcharge is good when you have a zerg ally, although depending on if they ha…

05/26/2019 10:46 AMPosted by SkyHiRider05/26/2019 07:54 AMPosted by WireBenderthe AI “detects” cloaked units by taking damage to them.If the AI detects damage then why does it send overseers to Abathurs creep tumors before they have a chance to deal any damage?That might be because the toxic nests are considered a threat because they are capable of doing damage. I'm not certain though - we'll have to ask Blizzard about that one.This is proving to be an interesting debate though.

After you build a Hive, Stetmann announces that you can upgrade Gary into Super Gary a couple of minutes later. The problem is, he does this at level 7, when Super Gary is only available at level 15.Reproducibility: Always (just build a Hive as Stetmann at level 7 or above)Estimated Severity Level: 4 (Low)

It's more likely they'll be doing that outside of your base first, assuming you've spead some Stetellites beyond the centre of the map. It's usually enough to shoo away the Raven with Gary or a Corruptor.Worst comes to the worst, you can choose not to upgrade it.

Quite a few people have suggested this in their reviews on Stetmann, and I'm inclined to agree... not just because the sounds of the Stetellites getting shut down is annoying, but it makes things a little unfair if you're facing anything that can shoot upwards very early on, plus with Stetmann largely being a support commander, being able to overcharge Stetellites and otherwise support his ally is his main schtick.Following on from what people have suggested, and given how Stetmann tends to be the expert when it comes to repurposing Protoss technology in Wings of Liberty, I would like to sugge…

I should talk about my opinion on Stetmann...First and foremost, he is a support commander in the same league as Swann and Karax. His ground force is mediocre but not terrible (the Battlecarrier Lord things are a different matter though), but his shining glory is being able to give himself and his ally an early economy boost with speed Stetellites. Seriously, overcharging a speed Stetellite while your ally's army is under it is ridiculously powerful because they get an attack speed boost. It's like a free Stimpack.He is not an assault commander like Fenix.