Ah-HA! I knew it, I wasn't sure but I rarely found myself tracking my solar whilst the entire opposing team where having a gang bang with my failing extremities, I did always seem to come out with less though. I think it's a shame that the game is a little unbalanced, admitidly when it starts you're all even but once you (or your opponent) starts to win either having destroyed a bulk of the turrets or gaining a high powered player it's very difficult to bring it back. I've found that the moment I hit a killing spree (a by product of which is lots of money and upgrades) I start reaping through my enemies and just get stronger and stronger whilst they gradualy leave the game, lol.

You do make a fare point. I can't really complain it's a great game and it was free, lol. My Brother is the king of making you suffer, he's OCD nad has aspergis and cannot win a game without ensuring that everything you own, or can be taken is his (this shows most on strategy games where he'll wall in your last remaining unit then procede to harvest every resource on the map, it's best to just go make a coffee). Awesomnauts is still a crazy fun game though, I like the concept too, I havn't seen many side scrolling frag-em-ups.

I'll be honest with you, you'll have to explain this whole prestige thing to me? What is it and how does it effect your game? 'Also!' And I've googled this with no joy… When you finish a game and your stats come up, among telling you how many frags and such you have at the end is a little green bar, players always seem to rack up points here and I never do. I thought it was to do with the prestige but I'm sure players of a lower level than me have gained points too? Do you know what it is?

I does sound a little fishy, is he 10k more than those above him? Perhaps he was a tester or one of the designers, I can't imagine why you would cheat to boost the number of games it showed you've played? I wonder if there's a name for that though? The point in many (many) leader boards where the score suddenly jumps to an insane (impossible?) amount then everybody near the top is around about the same number again. I've seen this phenomona before. It's simular to time trial recordings where you have your super low 3 minute+ times then it jumps down to 1 or 2 seconds. (WTF!?!?!)