Build hotkeys are available and overlays are shown on the build menu, showing you which hotkey to press to build each unit. Orders are on the same page and you are not required to switch to a separate page to reclaim wreckages or repair units. The GUI has been improved and extended with 12 build icons per page. On top of all this, lots of quality of life improvements have been made. I feel like I have achieved that quite well.
Despite all the unit stat changes, gameplay tweaks and bug fixes, I still wanted it to feel like playing OTA and not too drastically different, as far as the early game strategies available and the pacing in general. Choose the style that best suits you or one that will annihilate your opponent. Each unit has a role where it can be the optimal choice based on the map conditions and player you’re up against. Kbots are an early option as well as vehicles. The Raider and the Stumpy have a place in the melee. The Instigator is now viable and competitive against the Flash. So you might want to keep that advanced factory after all, and you might want to replace those Metal Extractors with Moho Mines first.Ĭore and Arm have been balanced using the existing Flash/Samson/Slasher meta as a baseline.
You can still go fast advanced and reclaim that factory to get your Fusion going if you want to, but now those formerly neglected advanced units have had their costs and stats altered to make them competitive with standard units. Most other units have had subtle and thoughtful changes that bring them into use. Key important units from that time remain untouched (Flash, Thunder, Samson, Slasher, Weasel, Pelican, etc) allowing the same strategies from that era to remain viable. The goal of ProTA is to bring units that were neglected in OTA into balance with the dominant meta of 2000-2010. If you want to keep your OTA install, duplicate the folder.
To install, simply extract to your TA folder and overwrite all.
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