AvP Classic Improvement Project mod

That's something I never understood. Such as why there were never any Bot spawning commands for Face Huggers or Alien Queens to begin with even when in "Debug" Mode?

Thus that must have rendered it completely impossible to add them to Skirmish and Co-Op maps.

It makes me wonder what's in the Source Code that could be altered to change this entirely and remove that limit altogether.

Although I do understand and am aware of the original Gold Edtion source code that had been released is completely outdated now.

But there had been another modified and more up to date source code released by sirlemonhead for AvP Gold. Although I don't know if that would help or not in finding a way around the Limitation of the same 3 Alien Bots for Skirmish and Co-Op maps. His updated source code would be similar to Classic 2000 since sirlemonhead's code had been used to create the Classic 2000 re-release version. So maybe that might help, or so I hope at some point somebody figures it out.

Other than that, it just seems that new single player maps are the Only maps that are completely compatible with all bots and therefore can be designed to include all AI controlled enemies in the game in a single map.

I LOVE the new idea of having being to be rescued by friends for Co-Op.

Traps and hazards can always add to the challenge since the Bots in the game aren't really that smart and bright for the era of the game had been released. If only they AI's can be re-tweaked a bit for Marines and Predators to make them more interesting to fight where the same 2 or 3 tactics used against them do not always work each time.

Secret ares and mini games? That sounds interesting, almost like Easter Eggs in a game? I've been still trying to figure out all the secret and hidden areas of all maps in the stock Maps of the entire game in case I had overlooked any of them.

I do understand the lack of demand and attention this game received, but I do blame Sega and GearBox mostly for f---ing over the community and fanbases to begin with (not so much Prometheus or Ridley Scott for that matter) which is why I think the fanbase and community had shrunk over time.

The AvP movies, is another thing that really seemed to have divided the community and fanbases more, as I think that never really helped either. I also never understood why Fox claim they wanted to save money in creating AvP movies set in modern day earth settings instead of a futuristic space setting consistent with all of the previously released content and materials pertaining to AvP, such as the games and comics and novels had always had always been set in the far distant future. With the kind of money they had spent on creating those 2 AvP movies, we could have had at least 4 or 5 much better Aliens video games by now. Sigh.

Also, thanks to the way those last couple of Aliens games had turned out to be, I had learned to appreciate AvP 1999/Gold/Classic 2000 much more, because they the newer and modernized Aliens games had all lacked any kind of SDKs and custom map creation support, but rather follow the whole "microtransactions" from DLCs business model.