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1 Looking at your xp, you're new. You might be after more basic information than what Flipstip is offering: 1 Looking at your xp, you're new. You might be after more basic information than what Flipstip is offering:
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3 Step one: get mex (metal extractors). Mex give you metal over time, and metal is the primary resource. 3 Step one: get mex (metal extractors). Mex give you metal over time, and metal is the primary resource.
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5 Step two: get energy and buildpower (workers/caretakers) equal to or above your metal income, otherwise you can't spend your metal. 5 Step two: get energy and buildpower (workers/caretakers) equal to or above your metal income, otherwise you can't spend your metal.
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7 Now you can spend your metal. Use your metal to secure more mex. Every time you secure more mex you need to repeat step two. 7 Now you can spend your metal. Use your metal to secure more mex. Every time you secure more mex you need to repeat step two.
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9 Step three: Once you've got enough mex (you can never have enough mex, but you can have sufficient mex to meet specific goals), you figure out a way to makes sure your opponent has less mex than you. This can mean securing even more mex, or it can mean destroying opposing mex. 9 Step three: Once you've got enough mex (you can never have enough mex, but you can have sufficient mex to meet specific goals), you figure out a way to makes sure your opponent has less mex than you. This can mean securing even more mex, or it can mean destroying opposing mex.
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11 Step four: figure out a way to turn your opponent having less mex than you into your opponent losing the game. 11 Step four: figure out a way to turn your opponent having less mex than you into your opponent losing the game.
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13 If you want examples, go to Community -> Ladders and check the top 10. Then go Play -> Replays. Search for a 1v1 game with one of these players, on the map Comet Catcher Redux. Observe how they open and try and understand why they do what they're doing. 13 If you want examples, go to Community -> Ladders and check the top 10. Then go Play -> Replays. Search for a 1v1 game with one of these players, on the map Comet Catcher Redux. Observe how they open and try and understand why they do what they're doing.
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15 Alternatively, there are guides. Go Manual -> Economy. This will give you more specific information, but is wordier and is more a wiki than a guide. It's useful once you've got the basics down. 15 Alternatively, there are guides. Go Manual -> Economy. This will give you more specific information, but is wordier and is more a wiki than a guide. It's useful once you've got the basics down.
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17 Aquanim's guide is fantastic, and extends past economy IIRC. [URL]http://zero-k. info/Forum/Thread/17455[/URL], or [URL]https://thundercygnet. wordpress. com/2015/06/22/intermediate-guide-economy/[/URL] for the guide itself. 17 Aquanim's guide is fantastic, and extends past economy IIRC. [url=http://zero-k. info/Forum/Thread/17455]Click here for his forum thread linking to all his guides[/URL], or [URL=https://thundercygnet. wordpress. com/2015/06/22/intermediate-guide-economy/]here[/URL] for the guide itself.
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19 ShadowFury333 has a youtube overview too, and it's less than four minutes long. It's well presented and easy to listen to. 19 ShadowFury333 has a youtube overview too, and it's less than four minutes long. It's well presented and easy to listen to. [URL=https://www. youtube. com/watch?v=kvqxdRT4t58]It's here. [/URL]