A few features I discovered that could potentially help you out in the future;

Essentially reviving your Friend

So, let's imagine this; You're dragged in a Competitive match by your 1000Hrs friend, and due to sleep deprivation, mistakenly rushes the enemy base with their commander thinking he was at an advantage, and he proceeds to get crushed into dust without building anything, leaving you to deal with two highly competitive players. What now? Well, first off, you should really consider if playing with this friend of yours is a good id- Nah I'm just joking. First off, you should familiarize yourself with (what I call) the Gifting Tab. This helpful menu allows you to... well, gift your allies with units and resources, obviously. Next, you should also familiarize yourself with the "Gift Selected Units" option. Used for, well, being able to gift units. But, you're also able to gift your allies Buildings as well. Just build up a few build-type units like Cranes or Conjurers, a few Storage boxes, maybe even a factory and mine, and boom; Your buddy is back in the game. (Just make sure you don't run out of Power or Metal in the process).


Queuing Commands, and seeing commands being issued

This is a big one I wish I learned earlier in my playtime, so that I wouldn't be doing things like "xcxcxcxcxcxc" or "cbcbcbcbcbcbcb" all the time, and the great thing is that this (theoretically) works for everything. Building? Yup. Attack Commands? Yeah. Movement Orders? Yessir!
Just by simply holding Shift, you can queue as many orders as the game can handle. This also allows you to see the orders (or queued up orders) of literally every allied and (possibly) enemy unit or building on your screen! This makes coordinating attacks and maneuvers just a tad bit easier if you're all not in a voice chat (though I heavily recommend it, as coordinating with allies will be a hundred times easier!).

Somewhat useless info I've gathered through my 60 hours of playtime

Changing the Camera angle
(Discovered by Friend of mine)
Simple really. Hold down control, and scroll up or down. Sometimes helps when you need to select something on the ground while your friend is trying to test how many Swifts the game can handle before your PC turns into Reactor 4.


Turning Buildings
(Discovered by Friend of mine)
Again, very simple. Just hold down left click and move your mouse where you want your building to point. It's a little hard to get used to, and a bit clunky, but with time you'll master it!
(Note; Apparently, you don't even need to mess around with your Mouse. Just by using the Insert and Delete keys, you do the same thing with even less effort. Thanks, man!)

Hope these tips help you out just a bit!

Note that I've only sunk 63 hours into this game, so I haven't found out about everything yet, so feel free to share something you learned during your playtime!

Thanks for reading!



(P.S; Please don't try to reach out to the contributors. Reach out to me instead)