See your whole team's metal and energy at a glance, avoid wasting reclaim into full storage, and fix constructor bot pathing.
Team games require awareness of shared resources, not just your own. The Team Economy Bar widget displays the full team metal and energy stockpile, storage levels, income, and total usage in one interface.
This matters because support players need to know whether the team is floating resources, stalling on energy, or sitting on excess storage that could fund additional production. Making clean decisions about gifting, scaling economy, or delaying wasteful overbuild becomes much easier with full team visibility.
Reclaim units ordered to pick up metal features will continue working even when your storage is full, wasting resources. The Lazy Reclaimers widget pauses unselected reclaim units when the relevant storage maxes out and resumes when space opens up again.
In team games, it checks the team's collective storage, not your personal bar. This prevents waste across the entire side. If you need to force reclaim anyway (contested metal, clearing build space, or emergency denial), keep the unit selected to override the pause behavior.
The widget handles routine reclaim automatically so you do not need to babysit economy units. It is anti-waste automation for the boring parts of resource management.
Constructor bots sent to assist a factory often take a massive detour before reaching a functional position. This widget makes them get into place faster by overriding the default long-assist pathing.
The standard guard behavior can also interfere with idle status and assistance expectations. This widget exists because manually managing constructor bot movements around labs is annoying enough that players wanted it automated. It is a quality-of-life fix that saves micro without changing strategy.
Good shared information and low-friction economy management help teams coordinate calmly and reduce waste. Creed of Champions values that same approach. Better teammates means better coordination and fewer costly mistakes. Win with skill, teamwork, and respect.