I jumped the shields early on and used eggs to keep the redon production offline while feeding upgrades to the spore launcher. With the sheer number of shields, maintenance ate through their redon supply instantly, leaving them unable to reload missiles. After just a couple minutes, I was sending out enough spores to get lucky and hit next to the northernmost creep generator, at which point I put down several eggs I had in reserve to help free the generator. Once you have that, the enemy really can't compete. Obviously there is a lot of AC gen in their back ranks, but it's not enough to overcome how fast you can ramp up creep production when you have a .5 delay creep gen on a LPAC map. I just blindly threw upgrades into the creep gen from that point, until I got to the final push, which just needed a few upgrades into skimmers to overcome the enemy's overreliance on ERN turrets.

looked like there was just the one factory, and they just built another one in their base once that outpost was taken out.

Most LPAC maps are nice cause you can't really lose if you keep your patience, except for the Stargate cursor one, that one is impossible.

Just did 36minutes on this one, spent a lot of eggs keeping the ore area creeped(they were very aggressive here, they had times with supply), with shields disabled destroying nullifiers on emitters helps a lot. Unfortunately creeper world 4 unlike particle fleet doesn't display times in order, but from my scrolling i am +-consistent in one of the fastest times.

How horrifying. More common then you would think, but still. HORRIFYING!

I too am super impressed by that move. I didn't see that opportunity

@@miragept yeah i got 30 mins from a LOT of cheating

I think that might be the idea behind mesh, it flows faster along it than elsewhere, along with pulling creep along it, which isn't really related.

It does, but not quite to the levels of water. You can change wave levels, transfer rates, and flow rates, but I haven't been able to make it to where you get that splash effect when two big waves hit each other.

You can't have waves crash into each other and rebound like liquid. I'm pretty sure the creep is just a positive number (integer) value, and anticreep is literally a negative number for that same value. When they meet, the values at that spot are added together and annihilate each other.

​@@starflier You are correct. If you make a map with a too powerful emitter, the spike flickers white as the integer overflows.

the ai does

You can see stuff rebuilding moving and mocing it self to somewhere else, thats what

Actually, the ai cheats in this map and will build 2 factories at the same time (you can see them from like 7:45-8:00 in this video...one in the base and one on the hill). Beyond that, there's a base layout that it'll try and rebuild, but also it'll try and recognize points of interest and build to defend those, move units around, form pushes in one or two general directions to shove back, build whatever it feels will counter the creep, etc.

It didn't used to rebuild, or move, or upgrade units. It's something recent, and actually makes the game fight back.

Some maps will try to rebuild the exact same buildings in the exact same locations, this one will place and move when it's blocked. I had the skimmer factory but it kept building nullifiers, would change location each time I hit the blueprint with creep, as an example.