OpenRA

Generally you don't want to share your key, as then someone can smurf as you. It would be best to regenerate it

That wouldn't be feasable. It would bloat the user files too much, including all files in a replay is not free. It would also still not work with different engine versions or modifications.

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Auto-save is coming to next release. Having a hotkey for it might make sense

This has been fixed on Tahoe 26.1

Sorry, I can't reproduce neither on latest release, nor on development version.

Do note that we have disabled the resizing, so something may be weird on your end that enables it

Subfaction have unique units and bonuses, you can hover over the faction in skirmish menu to read them

Someone needs to make a github Pull Request

OpenHV is completely free and open source RTS based on the OpenRA game engine.

Anyone can participate! For more information checkout full announcement https://onfoss.org/news/2025/06/04/Next ... -28th.html

I'd recommend following standard build orders, somewhat at 3:40 you should have 5 harvs.

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I did verify. We got wrecked so fast. So hmmmmm...


From the screenshot it looks like you are playing the game on faster speed? On normal speed you can't get 4 harvs by 2:30 yes. Otherwise their base looks completelly normal. Though judging from the lack of barracks they are still playing a bit ...

I don't think forgetting vanilla RA is a good idea. But it is true, the specifics differ quite a bit. RA in particular has had its balance polished over many years of competitions

If you want to create anything more original, you will want to fork the game engine and develop like that. Though OpenRA is quite flexible, the natural starting point is deving with the provided SDK https://github.com/OpenRA/OpenRAModSDK

You can always just modify one of the current clients to test ...

You should always just try to use public servers. There's no need to go through the hassle of hosting yourself

You can find everything that's available in https://docs.openra.net/en/release/lua/