Viper, let'snot spread misinformation.

You will be happy to know that a map editor that allowed the placement of the citadel, towers, portals, flags, fortresses, and other objects already exists.  It was actually available during the beta and a number of us played around with it.  The 3d editor was backed up by a number of folks, but no longer appears to work with game version past the 2nd beta phase.  However, they stated they wanted to add mod support and if demand was high enough and they had a reasonable amount of purchases, it was totally foreseeable that they would release an updated map importer/editor.  They said they will look at that around when the free dlc drop in Summer.  The problem is the current editor only makes flags, building, and such show up or change locations on maps.  The maps themselves are all 3D and done in 3Dmax.  This means actual map creation will still need to be done in #Dmax and imported for real new maps.

Even having somethign where you have to make the maps in a 3d editor would be better than nothing. But having an actual map editor would be nice. I want modability like supcom first though.

Not gonna lie; I know I was incredibly disappointed to find out the game offered such limited moddability.  I mean, the game its based on (DotA) was itself a flipping mod.  And the game DotA was based on (WC3) offered more custom maps than just about any game I know of, and that was released several years ago.  It's really a shame.

No, but IMO if you're not going to give us a SP story mode or anything of the like... if you're going to make a game based entirely around 20-40 minute skirmishes on a limited set of maps, you really ought to give us the capacity to vary our skirmishes as much as possible.  We ought to be able to not only make new maps but new items, new heroes, and new abilities.  I'd also like to see more team configuration options.  Why can't we play 4 player FFA?  Or 3vs3vs3?  Or 2vs2vs2vs2?  Are such configurations really so unnecessary or difficult to incorporate?  Almost every RTS (and this is RTS-like) game allows for this kind of stuff, so I expected it and was sadly disappointed.

Please don't get me wrong; the gameplay here is fantastic, but I still wish they could've given a little more for the money (although they sold the game at a very reasonable price point too).

Squash, I think less it's derivation from DotA and more that it's on the SupCom engine, (which is already quite mod friendly afaik) which is the bigger oddity. I can't see it taking too long to whip up an import/export tool...they would already have an in-house one with all the logic (surely), just a matter of making it usable by the community.