I see you've also re-enabled the ability for T2 and T3 units and battle groups to request reinforcements. Thanks! I found that if you build a new factory while there are still reinforcements yet to be built, the new factory will help complete the request. Nice touch.

Also, "Repeat Queue"!

These two alone help reduce much micro and allow me to spam units faster than I could before.

Units in groups also appear to be behaving better, moving around more speedily and fluidly. Still have units in back being too lazy to fight though.

Nice work guys and gals!

An army marching in column will stop when in contact with the ennemy keeping it's column formation the rear units won't participate at the battle.

remove Engineer from Factory build list (can only be built at seed now)

 So explain how we will have engeniers in long maps if only build in  seed !!!!!!

 Wy remove Engineer from Factory build list ,i dont get !!!!

If we loose the most important unit ,the only that can build and its slow to arrive any where if gets kill game over?

I hope so! That terrain texturing looks pretty old school sometimes 

@Frogboy, you're right, I don't know any, and I didn't even know that the terrain was procedurally generated! That's awesome.

I made it sound worse than it is, but I'll try it on the highest settings and probably eat my own words.

Another updated build went live today and is just focused on stability fixes.

I've actually given this issue a bit of thought with all the various posts on the subject- the sharpness of the models for units certainly makes them 'pop' when seen against the terrain, which is good, but it does sometimes make the terrain look a bit...dowdy?

Is it possible instead to add in slightly more variation on size/typing of things like trees and streams, and possibly make the coloration stand up/out a bit more?  I don't want to see it become something hand drawn, of course, and I obviously don't want to either fail to instantly see units (like I do now) or devote too much CPU/GPU cycles to this, but it seems like a little more brighter colors and/or slightly sharper lines (emphasis on slightly) might be nice.  It's not really a problem with the terrain itself, I love the slopes and hills, it's with the details, making them a little more visually interesting (emphasis on little) might make them not just 'noise' but pretty in their own right- it's really the hefty contrast between the crisp units and the sort of fuzzy dull trees that brings it to attention at all.  Obviously don't go overboard with this, I just think there's slightly more middle ground where it might bring the background world and the units slightly more in sync with each other.

Just my thoughts.

There was a significant performance boost for some just two revisions back.

The problem you describe with the Steam Early Access Community stems from a lack of pure understanding from the purchaser's of what Early Access means.  I for one ignore unintellectual comments from people on Early Access.  In fact I wish the community as a whole could vote people's comments off the communities.  Maybe Valve can ask people to do a moderate math problem in order to purchase into Early Access games...something to curb the major detractors in the community.