Profile of Jaedrik

If is possible, then of course this is possible!

Side note, played Brood War 1920x1080, it's incredibly silly, and much easier~

All units (most noticeable on vehicles) consider a movement order in the queue (nonfinal, initial or intermediate orders only) by shift+ordering complete within a large distance of the actual order point.

This causes huge issues with micro and a frustrating lack of control over vehicles. While not a bug per se (depends on developer intent), it's a mechanic which creates behavior that feels very buggy and takes the controls of the game away from the player. I suspect it's also to blame for many complaints people have about pathing in general.

Say I want to get my Sherman to do a u turn around a small house while going forward (so I don't have to decelerate to reverse out or because I've got other tanks coming up behind him, any number of reasons). I shift click about the front of the house and then shift click behind. I then quickly select my other tank to prepare him to come up the rear, or click away to retreat a dude somewhere else. The Sherman is liable to halt, consider that order complete even though he didn't get anywhere near the intended location to the front, and stop to reverse, perhaps back into the other tank I had coming up or perhaps affording time for that AT gun to deliver another shot. It forces players to babysit units without any justification, and hinders their ability to multitask.

This extends to facing orders. Say one wants a vehicle to face a specific direction before shift-reversing out, because he knows it would path smoother, or get away faster, or safer. He orders it to face towards the AT gun, or face parallel to the pathing blocker he intends to go around. Instead, this same "Queued movement order complete within radius" bug will interpret the facing command as complete whenever the vehicle is within a given distance of the point it was ordered to face at, and will attempt to path to the next ordered point without completing the intended facing order.

Edit: this behavior is present on all units (just tested with Raketenwerfer) and on infantry (I tested with riflemen) as well. Presumably it's intended to make the gameplay and pathing feel smoother (don't have to go all the way to displayed cover points if you're just gonna order them to move again when they all get into place), but the detriments these training wheels create do far more harm than good.

Edit 2: In the spirit of Cuddletronic, thanks
Edit 3: Just realized that "Major" in the title may be mistaken for USF major. Mods change if u want

I am surprised they do, since allot of the post are flaming, toxic or trolling...
We should all try to present our views in a more civilized manner, avoid personal remarks and provoking terms like L2P and noob...

DENY

It's a testament to good character if one can read those who damn him, who label him, and who provoke him and be unaffected by it. Every human on the planet ought develop such a disposition, not that everyone's predisposed to that attitude or can, in the end, develop it.

The people who accept the blows of others quietly and without an outward sign (and, hopefully, no inward disturbances) ought be praised for their emotional fortitude and integrity. Those who do not ought be admonished and strengthened in healthy mental dispositions instead of coddled, enabled, or appeased.

But, yes, we all also should present things in a civilized manner, free from ad hominem, red herrings (intentional or otherwise), and logical contradictions.
Both parties have oughts and ought nots, the oughts often contingent on the ought nots of the other.

So, thank you, Lelic, for reading our forums.

SC2 is a carbon copy of a an at the time 12 year old game

While I may agree with what else you've said, this is utterly beyond comprehension. It is entirely, irrevocably false in every way, shape, and form. Brood War and its progeny are, mechanics wise, miles, leagues, and millenniums apart.
One cannot compare gurgling refuse shaped into a human posing and a classical statue made out of marble other than they are comprised of molecules and vaguely resemble each other in shape.
I'll leave it up to the reader to decide which one I think is the refuse and which one is the marble

l2p
scrub
git gud

Nah but seriously, I'm glad you didn't go on a salty rant.
That being said I think ghosting is perfectly acceptable as a mechanic.
Because the scrub mentality is our enemy, and depth is our friend.