Olive Crates would randomly improve a stat by (I'm guessing 10%?) They also had the chance of being trapped or provide some kind of other effect.
At the top of the screen you had several stats you could improve Damage, Health, Movement Speed, Attack Range and Fire Rate. These maps were peppered heavily with randomly spawning, colored crates ( olive drab, silver, neon green, orange, and red) that you would pick up to improve the versatility of your unit. Once you had selected your unit, you would spawn with basic stats at a random location on the map with limited stealth and invulnerability. You could also select an array of dinosaurs and the visceroid too. Upon joining a game, you could select any unit from either faction you wished to control, whether it be a vehicle or soldier. The game supported several modes including, Capture the Flag, Deathmatch, Team Death Match, and Football. Does anyone else remember a game called " Command and Conquer: Sole Survivor"? It was back during the Westwood Online days ( Ah~ Dial-up) and used the Tiberian Dawn assets.
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