[squeek.]

I remember this. Taking a quick look at the Lua, nothing looks all that wrong. Some redundant/unnecessary code, though. Silly early mapmakers that made nonsensical Lua scripts.

Try this:

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-- ff_amped.lua
-- Author: NzNexus (a.k.a Ambex)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- includes
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
IncludeScript("base_respawnturret");
IncludeScript("base_ctf")

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- global overrides
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
POINTS_PER_CAPTURE = 10
FLAG_RETURN_TIME = 60
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- backpacks  smallpack1=bottomfloor  smallpack2=middlefloor  smallpack3=upperfloor
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
redsmallpack1 = genericbackpack:new({
	grenades = 100,
	bullets = 100,
	nails = 100,
	shells = 100,
	rockets = 100,
	gren1 = 1,
	gren2 = 1,
      cells = 200,
	armor = 100,
	health = 100,
      respawntime = 30,
	model = "models/items/backpack/backpack.mdl",
	materializesound = "Item.Materialize",
	touchsound = "Backpack.Touch",
	touchflags = {AllowFlags.kRed},
	botgoaltype = Bot.kBackPack_Ammo
})

function redsmallpack1:dropatspawn() return false end

redsmallpack2 = genericbackpack:new({
	grenades = 100,
	bullets = 100,
	nails = 100,
	shells = 100,
	rockets = 100,
	gren1 = 1,
	gren2 = 1,
      cells = 200,
	armor = 100,
	health = 100,
      respawntime = 30,
	model = "models/items/backpack/backpack.mdl",
	materializesound = "Item.Materialize",
	touchsound = "Backpack.Touch",
	touchflags = {AllowFlags.kRed},
	botgoaltype = Bot.kBackPack_Ammo
})

function redsmallpack2:dropatspawn() return false end

redsmallpack3 = genericbackpack:new({
	grenades = 100,
	bullets = 100,
	nails = 100,
	shells = 100,
	rockets = 100,
	gren1 = 1,
	gren2 = 1,
      cells = 200,
	armor = 100,
	health = 100,
      respawntime = 30,
	model = "models/items/backpack/backpack.mdl",
	materializesound = "Item.Materialize",
	touchsound = "Backpack.Touch",
	touchflags = {AllowFlags.kRed},
	botgoaltype = Bot.kBackPack_Ammo
})

function redsmallpack3:dropatspawn() return false end




bluesmallpack1 = genericbackpack:new({
	grenades = 100,
	bullets = 100,
	nails = 100,
	shells = 100,
	rockets = 100,
	gren1 = 1,
	gren2 = 1,
      cells = 200,
	armor = 100,
	health = 100,
      respawntime = 30,
	model = "models/items/backpack/backpack.mdl",
	materializesound = "Item.Materialize",
	touchsound = "Backpack.Touch",
	touchflags = {AllowFlags.kBlue},
	botgoaltype = Bot.kBackPack_Ammo
})

function bluesmallpack1:dropatspawn() return false end

bluesmallpack2 = genericbackpack:new({
	grenades = 100,
	bullets = 100,
	nails = 100,
	shells = 100,
	rockets = 100,
	gren1 = 1,
	gren2 = 1,
      cells = 200,
	armor = 100,
	health = 100,
      respawntime = 30,
	model = "models/items/backpack/backpack.mdl",
	materializesound = "Item.Materialize",
	touchsound = "Backpack.Touch",
	touchflags = {AllowFlags.kBlue},
	botgoaltype = Bot.kBackPack_Ammo
})

function bluesmallpack2:dropatspawn() return false end

bluesmallpack3 = genericbackpack:new({
	grenades = 100,
	bullets = 100,
	nails = 100,
	shells = 100,
	rockets = 100,
	gren1 = 1,
	gren2 = 1,
      cells = 200,
	armor = 100,
	health = 100,
      respawntime = 30,
	model = "models/items/backpack/backpack.mdl",
	materializesound = "Item.Materialize",
	touchsound = "Backpack.Touch",
	touchflags = {AllowFlags.kBlue},
	botgoaltype = Bot.kBackPack_Ammo
})

function bluesmallpack3:dropatspawn() return false end

Can't test it myself until later. I could clean it up a bit more once I can test it as well. Like 99% of that backpack code is repeated for no reason.