Ace Rimmer wrote:Just watched the video and all I can say is Awesome (loved the guitar!).

What he said.

ohai.

So, I'm away for a month, and there's source code and a new Subversion post. What else did I miss?

IV has been trying to fix it lately.

subtle spam!

Is this with the latest version?

Hmm, have to watch it.

I've played it a bit, but haven't gone forward much yet.

I like the look of the map, looks interesting to play.

If it's not playable yet, send me a pm with the map and I'll try to get it to play.

If then?

My dad uses Pinnacle Studio 12, but it's neither free nor cheap. In compensation, it seems pretty good, and something a non-technical person can use.

It is now "summer," in that I have no classes to either teach or attend. This means that I have a great deal of free time on my hands. So, in order to prevent the onset of severe boredom, I have been trying my hand at the problems presented by Project Euler . Given that there are a fair n...

I haven't.

http://www.indiegames.com/blog/2010/05/ ... egion.html

Looks and feels like a cross between Liquid Wars and Multiwinia.

You can try editing the maps by hand, and making the version you want for two players. If you want to try that, go to the mods and maps forum and search around.

But yeah, what elexis said, the maps are balanced for their number of players, and empty bases will probably make it more unbalanced.

The first (using less players than the map is for) is not possible. The second might be possible. I think it's possible to run a demo version and have it join a normal player's game. I don't think you can play most of the maps, though. You can also ask a normal player to join up just to let you try ...