Couldn't you just sacrifice another unit and replace it's graphics?

I like the way this sounds, especially the level "map". It'd be neat to see where this one goes.

A darwinian being chased by a viruis, getting killed, and soul starts floating, fade to black, fade to "Save us" (repeat). Anyways, here's my contribution: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v98/nfreader/-SaveUs.png I'll have UBB and HTML code here soon. This code is to be used on your webpage or blo...

I will do my part by opening the Ambrosia Darwinia page on every single mac the next time I go to the Apple Store.

I will further (maybe) dress as a Darwinian for Halloween this year.

I was unsanely bored, so I whipped this up. Hope you like:

Very many mods are still in the pipeline. Just wait a bit and they'll be out. You can also make your own (I do, so you know it's easy).

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Sorry. Didn't get the earlier message. Will keep ideas to self for now.

If you want webspace there's info at www.studio-14.net
or my AIM is hatequentin.

I'm good at plot writing, stings_default.txt writing and mapping.

Don't ask me to script, I can do enough to get by, but otherwise I suck.

Martin, I am still %100 behind you on this idea, and the offer of web-space is still extended.

Thanks. I can use this. And news on the windows port: Nada. I've been informed that the method used to create this animation is a proprietary closed source, so no go on that one. Someone might be able to recreate the effect (maybe even better than me), but there is no feasible way to port it at this...

As soon as I find a good graphic of the souls (The colors are finicky). Anyone want to submit?

http://www.studio-14.net/Darwinia/Darwinia%20-%20RSS.qtz This is a screen-saver (badly) imitating the falling souls boot-loader. You must have a Mac running OS 10.4 Tiger. Other people are working on porting it to the windows platform, but this is a relatively recent animation codec, so the chances ...

Meh. Lets keep history from repeating itself eh?

I like the idea. Maybe take the Kontik Research Front approach. For those of you not familiar with it, the JRF was a new idea for developing game modifications (called plug-ins) for another of Ambrosia's games, Escape Velocity Nova. It was hearlded by the development community for it's new way of do...

Oh. My bad. Thanks for the info Alistair (I Screwed it up didn't I?).