I was just saying what I thought, and yes I know, you can set powerups to people, like give an armour powerup to the player, or a squad, or engineer, etc. I'm just testing around in a custom sandbox map i'm in the process of making.

I think if you set it to engineer it'll give you the engineer powerup....

I think your armour are going into the corner because their state isnt at 0. I'm not sure, it works with darwinia, so I wouldnt exactly know about multiwinia so, try it , hope it helps.

Does this map include any neutral based units as starting things (like Futurewinians, Evilinians, etc)?

What do you mean by "testbed"?

You're not my arm, leg xD

I do admit, multiwinia is probably not the best game, nor will be in the future, but it's ideas are based off a different game, with modifications.Like I said, I'm just getting bored with the current maps, they're either to hard for about a minute, or too easy and can win, even without trying.So for...

Soul Converion: (radial) once used on dead souls, instantly spawns MW to the player (with the excpetion of a low percent of spawning a viral unit which is on the evilianian team)

I havent been thinking much lately, I'll have more later on

I'd have no exact suggestions toward Multiwinia now that I think about it.... I just wish it had more maps instead of the reruns =|

YAY ^_^

Unfortunately, I doubt Neothermic will find his way here =(

The only problem is they fall to fast O_O

Well I thought multiwinia was a great game, I just get board easily overcoming the ai, on every map over an over again. That's it, I'm just a making kind of person, if I have to go through playing rounds over and over again I get bored, and, well, stop playing the game for awhile. But most people do...

I feel same, the current maps have become blunt, like a tv show that just reruns... All we need is the map editor, which will be a moment I'm sure, so in the mean time, I'm going to work on Darwinia's Game Physics... I feel like in the modding spirit

*curses to self about short term memory and fast reading*