All the differences between pressing A and right clicking to attack when Warcraft vs. Warcraft

In fact, the A button is a forcible attack, and of course it also includes a normal attack. But normal no one uses it because it's too slow.

Use point A to kill the place directly.

See who kills who on the way.

Right-clicking is to kill only one of them.

I didn't care about anyone when I saw it, and I ran straight over.

I've met n accomplices of my hero, and I'm completely speechless when I meet this

A is to kill all the way through, and right click is to walk through. Right-click the pawn without killing the unit, (the master will let it run with you and earn your pawn.) If there are too many soldiers, let's ago it.

Right-click on the Air Force or Soldiers. shift decides on the next task. I usually right-click on the best way to kill the nearest pawn or low-level hero.

In the early days, if it is a few archers, it is better to be on his soldiers, because if you click the right button, you will run close to die.

One is absolute and one is relative.

Added on the first floor: Shifta is used to temporarily pull the blooded soldier to the side, so that he can stay for a while and come up again. If you're operational, just pull it when he's hit two or three times, and then flatten it.

It's okay to use it when you use MF. But when I was beaten with someone, I didn't shift back. It's going to die!

In the future, use the A key, and the general soldier will choose the best position to fight.

If you're confident in your actions, you can use A, as if using A will enter the attack state earlier than right-clicking.

In addition, the role of shift is to make the troops do the next action, and when pulling behind, using shift will make the soldiers go behind and then come back to continue the attack. It was useful to pick wood after the Terran peasants had built their buildings.

A will enter the attack state earlier than right-clicking, and frying it in oil will get stuck.

The A button means, for example, at Z, A key and Y, then during this journey, when you see something that can be attacked, you will automatically attack, and finally reach Y.

And right-clicking is to go straight to y no matter what.

You can press alt to see everyone's blood, and if you find one with little blood, you can choose it to pull it apart. If it's hard to select it, select it in a big box, and then look at it in the middle, whoever has less blood will use the left button to hit it, and then use the right button to pull it open.

Shift+A doesn't know. Haven't used it.

A is a forced attack by troops, if you circle a nest of troops and A is at a certain coordinate position, then this part of the troops will be forced to march to that coordinate, and then attack any hostile unit in its path, which hostile unit will attack first.

In a master battle, sometimes the battle line is drawn into a line, then the A button will work, and generally A is behind the enemy, then your troops will all participate in the attack. If you right-click, you can only target one enemy unit, and the troops in your circle will ignore the other enemies in your path and go straight to that enemy, and if the troops are blocked or not, some of them will be wandering around because they only attack the unit you have chosen.

There is no shortcut key for a soldier with less health, and it is generally used to press the alt key to check the amount of blood of the unit during the battle, and then click on the unit with less blood to pull; Or click on the troop number, such as Team 1, and then double-click on the unit with low health at the bottom of the screen to select it, and then pull it back!

For example, if you engage an opponent and right-click to the ground while concentrating your fire, all the selected troops will stop attacking and come here, while the A button will continue to attack until all enemies in sight are gone. The A key has little effect on the error.

What you're saying is that you should have read it from a book, and I used to think so when I first started playing, isn't it faster to right-click? However, it turned out that it was not. Think about it, what would happen if your remote A went to the floor to Zhishan?

Ranged creeps simply attack enemy units in a scattered manner. But what if you right-click on the floor? Then your troops will all walk over without attacking.

Even if you immediately change your calendar and re-attack enemy units, you may have lost 1 second of attack time. Warcraft is all about timing, and the second you lose may be your defeat. So it's better to use a still.

Also, the flow should be: the two armies start fighting, and the process is behind the enemy, and there must be a rear that is not an enemy, so that you can make your troops not have to run around for a soldier. There are also ranged soldiers who must be a to a certain soldier.

As for the order of attack of Youmeng, it should be obtained in the experience of the battle, don't believe what is said on the Internet, the battle situation is different, and the attack object is different.

If you use A to attack your opponent every day, you will find that A is actually the same as right-clicking, just get used to it. (Remember to use a instead of the right button to fight Warcraft).

It feels a little faster, and behind the enemy, your troops will attack all enemies instead of the one you right-click.

If you don't hit the enemy with the right click, you'll walk over by yourself...

A to the rear of the enemy, it is a random attack, and in some situations it is more practical than point kills (such as deer, poison dragon needs a continuous effect, it is suitable for A).

A can reduce unnecessary running.