1@2:00 Scouting: No forward radar tower.
2@2:30 Activity: Initial minotaur deployment very passive. Need to be more aware of when newly built units are ready to activate
3@~2:30 Allocation: Picket is a weird choice here. No idea why I built this (Scalpel counter, I think?) but it's not even a particularly good answer here. I need *3* of them to kill a scalpel, which both delays my opening emi and takes minimum 9.5 * 3 ~= 30 seconds to put up if I stop emi production outright. Scalpel, contrasting, is 22 seconds of build time and can whack both my tanks and my structures.
4@3:00 Proactive Gameplay: Need to start building caretakers to repair tanks when the tanks go out, not when the tanks come back damaged.
5@3:40 Proactive Gameplay: Spider flank could have been mitigated by using ogre to flatten terrain and open sightlines in advance. In future, use ogres to prepare the terrain during downtime.
6@4:40 Strategy: Abandon the caretaker. I am tanks, I can afford to give ground to maintain my army because I can retake it easily. Structures are replaceable, army is not. I get wiped waiting for the situation to become critical instead of pulling back into my incoming emi and giving time for allies to respond.
7. Allocation: Magpie threat has been established, I should be using more durable ground (minos primarily) to shrug off magpie attacks until ettins can be brought online. Emis and Ogres are just feeding the magpies. Raider risk here is comparatively limited.
8@6:30 Allocation: Stinger was an odd choice here. Halberd/lance is very good against this, and it's not going to punch through shields, a better choice would have been sunken faradays or, better, units.
9@7:35 Activity: Failed to properly exploit Krow push. Rather than starting at the back and working forward, consider pushing forward as far as possible and building porc while units arrive
10@9:40 Allocation: Same issue as another game, cloak needs a threat to be effective. Weakness + cloak actually encourages exploitation.
11@9:40 Allocation: Emi remains the wrong choice here. I think optimal play would have been to use the metal to push out a cyclops that could hold the line. I don't have a frontline to protect emis right now.

(Gap here)

12@16:00 Allocation: Big wall is a mistake here, I think. Goal is to provide cover from lance fire and discourage a push, but I could implement a reverse slope defense much more effectively here. Experiment with ramps that allow tanks to advance and fire. (May also consider a widget for this.)