Allow to choose a map from User/SavedLevels directly from the menu before the game (without going into the map editor and loading the map)

Sometimes it's not easy to memorize your host's weird weapon power preferences. It would be useful if these settings could be seen in-game too, not only in the lobby.

Addiotionally, maybe instead of showing the "star-power", the amount of maximum damage could be displayed (or one projectile's damage for multi-projectile weapons like cluster, air strike, etc.)

The game should scan the scheme folder and calculate hashes for existing schemes. When joining someone's game and the host sends a scheme that is present on the local PC, the game should display the local file name.

How about a little display (maybe next to the timer area) to show the current weapon fuse for nades (1..5) and also a bounce value (+-).

It would be really helpful in hysteria games where you only have 1 second of reaction time, so knowing what your nades are set to can be beneficial. It could also help in last second calls in wxw games.

A health bar like in Worms:Revolution, where it is split up so you can see the health of each worm and how much worms each team has at quick glance.

It would be great to have a everything been logged.
Lobby activity, map changes, etc.
For example i really need to see what map changes my opponent did.
If hoster changes a game parameters (terrain type, map, complexity) i want to see that in a game log after the game.
Because now its impossible to track if hoster abuses his power to change game parameters to his advantage on my move.

Think it would be nice to have smiley's in the ingame chat. Preferably custom smileys @ the size of i.e. the team (flag) visual. And a set of default ones wich can be designed (by me).

On the hosting menu, you can't tell which of the teams belongs to which of the joined player. Or vice versa, if you wan't to kick a player that hasn't added his team yet, you have to take a guess. Unfortunatly you often kick the wrong player...

If there was some come kind of connection between a playername and his team (number, color or name brackets e.g.) things would be much more comfortable.

I'm using a 17" wide screen laptop display with the game resolution set at 1280x720. The chat font size is very small and I need to get really close to read it. Can we have an option to increase the font size? The LargerFonts registry setting doesn't apply to chat, and makes the other fonts too large on my screen, so a separate option would be great.

This is what Starcraft has done:
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A text message can be shown AFTER the screenshot is taken and saved successfully.
Of course, the message should be in the chat box. If there's no chat box (i.e. in the main menu), then no message will be shown.

When I a edit a level, I like to pick a theme for it, but to normally find the one I want it takes a lot of pointless cycling. Is there anyway a list format could be implemented as to find the theme I want very quickly from the level editor?
List format would also benefit in the team editor when you are picking your super weapon.

"Bazoka" and "Paracaías" as they appear in the upper part of the screen when you pick up or select them, should be translated to "Bazooka" or "Bazuca" and "Paracaídas" like they appear in the weapon selection tab.

-For missions/training/single/multiplayer
-Quicker than quitting/"draw round" and starting again
-should have "yes/no" confirmation
-Creates seperate replay file

I can see it being mainly useful for missions, where you aren't pleased with your current standing and just want to restart.

IIRC the previous version 3.6.29.0 had the cursor blink rate follow the system setting, but the latest one 3.6.31.0 blinks even though on my system the cursor blink rate is set to None.

Tiny improvement you could add before releasing new beta. Pressing "context menu" key would show wep menu ingame, so player will see available weps w/o having his hand off keyboard. Could be very useful in fast-paced gamemodes.

Seeing how many turns have passed next to the total time could be useful. Maybe sudden death could then be activated after a certain number of turns.

Sometimes those windows won't go away for a very long time and you can't either minimize game or close it with Alt-F4. It's not nice to press Ctrl-Alt-Del, launch Task Manager and terminate WA process all those times.