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Ohhhh that was something that was implemented lol... It struck me a bit odd the first time I saw that but I never actually researched it xD. Basically went with "it works so whatever" xD

na, seems to be my mistake with my graphing, because in the time before the drop, the reservation time is a straight line, not going down.   Edit: yup, my mistake, misshandling of stats tracking while missing visibility; everything is fine : )

As a workaround, it is possible to create a flag in a room you can see, and then (on the next tick) use setPosition to place it into any room.

The correct range is 20, it was a mistake in the docs. Sorry for that.

Can't reproduce right now either, doesn't seem to be a general issue with that function; but I've run into that issue a couple of times, I'll try to narrow the problem down and update this when it happens again.

I did found a previous delete hidden, it's working properly. --------------------------------------------------------------- Hi, Did you found a solution ? I have a similar issue, the following code work properly. The test array is visible in the memory view if(!Memory.test)Memory.test = {o:'one', t:'two'};console.log(Memory.test.o);\s But after several execution, if I remove the first two lines it will not work anymore, because for some reason, the test array isn't stored in memory anymore, and didn't make any delete call. And so there is a undefined error 'Memory.test.o'

Just in case someone stumbles across this article: The formulas have changed, so that it is now 20% faster to renew a creep than to spawn a new one. The costs are the same. See http://support.screeps.com/hc/en-us/articles/205990342-StructureSpawn#renewCreep  I still think it is not worth it (except for special cases as discussed in the thread of neomatrix's link): 20% faster may just compensate for the lost time of traveling back to the spawn point. Another thing to take into account: Requirements for the best configuration of creeps change over time (tend to get bigger of course). So, it is maybe better to just let them die and build new ones with the currently best configuration.