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I just watched a replay of a game and noticed a strnge thing in the star player's barracks.

They would all instantly produce units at the same time EXCEPT, they would be different units.  You can see in the attached screenshot, some barracks would produce slingers, and other pike men.

At other times, all the barracks would instantly produce units but in different quantities.  Some 2, and some 1.

To me, it seems like you need several clicks to make that happen, so the fact that they all started producing at the same time, but in different quantities or different units is a sure sign o fsome kind of auto queuing.

Thoughts?

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2 hours ago, RangerK said:

I just watched a replay of a game and noticed a strnge thing in the star player's barracks.

They would all instantly produce units at the same time EXCEPT, they would be different units.  You can see in the attached screenshot, some barracks would produce slingers, and other pike men.

At other times, all the barracks would instantly produce units but in different quantities.  Some 2, and some 1.

To me, it seems like you need several clicks to make that happen, so the fact that they all started producing at the same time, but in different quantities or different units is a sure sign o fsome kind of auto queuing.

Thoughts?

Screenshot_2026-10-15_13-44-34.png

I'd bet it's ModernGUI's smart training system, or some other variant.

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4 hours ago, RangerK said:

To me, it seems like you need several clicks to make that happen, so the fact that they all started producing at the same time, but in different quantities or different units is a sure sign o fsome kind of auto queuing.

Not necessarily, for example if you are "housed". Things like building a house or researching population bonus techs would kickstart many stuck production orders at the same time. You have to check if that could be the case, although I'm assuming probably not if it happened constantly.

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