Spring RTS Engine

I played a comm=death team-game where one of my team-mates timed out so I used the .take command to acquire his units, including his commander. I latter used the extra commander to comm-bomb the main fortifications of an enemy, but since I still had my original, it didn't give me any problems.

The way I see it is if you get owned by someone using so called "lame tactics", then you deserved it for not playing smart. As for why Commanders in Spring have the large explosions, it is a balancing tool. Think about it. The commander has the ultimate weapon able to kill anything... If y...

I see all the listed "lame tactics" as merely a list made by whiners. If the unit wasn't meant to be able to do something, then it wouldn't. You can never plan for everything, but every tactic used here is counterable by a knowledgeable and/or moderately intelligent player. 1) Scared of a ...

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Since I first downloaded Spring (version 7b1), I've had this little problem. I'm running XP Professional for reference. Whenever I play a game then exit, the Spring.exe continues to run in my process list with the label "running". This prevents me from loading into a new game unless I &quo...

Or people could simply grow up and stop acting like spoiled children when online, but...

Seriously though, I think Lordo is on the right track. A "Mute" or "Ignore" option would be a nice addition and prevent some of the flame wars that go on.

Other than playing with it a few times, I've never found it to actually be useful. Well... I guess I did make use of it for hitting gunships with a sniper, but other than hitting fast moving targets with slow moving weapons, I think the computer is better at handling the units than a human.

Perhaps instead of only showing the top 5, it should be adjusted to show the top 10. Just a thought...