Pick BETTER free units and have clear late game plan (Mechabellum replay analysis guide) 

I think it's a very good way of learning the game when you do only one strategy. You will start to learn what the enemy needs to have for it to be good so when you learn more playstyle you can easily switch around and you will start seeing a lot of openings for the strategies you have practiced a lot

@SurreyEZ that makes since for sure I just felt that I wasn't countering the comp then finishing with warfactories I was trying to use warfactories to counter the comp

What specialisations did you use? And what were opponents doing to counter the forts?

@@nfc14g The main way people have countered fort is shielded fangs with lots of melting points. I don't remember all my games since I took a month break after I took a massive loss streak.

no prob! You played it pretty well. The loss of tempo from the unit drop could have been prevented with a different choice and the late game looked good. It's just that the wf is kinda in an OP state that i think every game revolves around it. When the factory will be nerfed strategies like this one will be very strong again.

yes with scorpions or melting points, or sometimes with some air units. But the factory is so much better than them so you have to have a lot better board for it to work

Yea it has a much wider use. If you setup it correctly it's pretty much an unstoppable unit. But if you build it a little bit too early you lose your economy really quickly so it's not that easy always to find the correct turn to build them.

2nd this😊

Well, usually if the enemy has for example 2 fangs and you place a mustang or a storm, you want to split your pack so it will shoot both the enemy fangs to counter both positions. Easy to see with the arrows where they are going. Also when looking at the battlefield you often want to manipulate where you will pull enemy units so you can control what unit goes where. So you place units and check if the enemy guys are going to them with the arrows and adjust the position accordingly. I wouldn't know how to explain selling the units. Usually its just sell bad units and replace them with good ones. Lots of game knowledge required to know which units are bad in a given situation or which units are too weak to include in your late game composition.