A unit dies somewhere and something happens there, possible?

yup... If you have a location that is constantly following the unit (Move Location). Then when you have 0 of that unit there, it happens. If your talking large scale, like 100 units, its next to impossible.

Generally I agree to fruit.

But AFAIK units that are just dying cannot be given, but detected. Maybe you can use this property for a detection system?

I mean there are like 500 zerglings and if any of them dies, a location is moved to its death position. I cant use the always/follow .

In my Test Compilation there is a map called Corpse_Finder, that map shows how to find a unit death MOST of the time, while it is imperfect, the idea is simple: A dead unit sticks around for a short amount of time, and cannot be moved after a brief period, so all this map does, is when there is a death, it centers a location on the units around the player's unit, it then moves each one somewhere and gives it to another player, then attempts to move it back, if the unit does not manage to move back, then you know that that unit has died, once all the units have been checked, all the units are given back to the player. While it doesn't always update in time, it usually works.

So give works on a dying unit, but move does not? Well ok, that are also properties which allow detection of death.

No, move works, the give is just done so that the triggers don't run on the same unit over and over, it's just that it moves once when it dies, but then usually it cannot move a second time before the game actually considers it gone.

its FrIuT!, or Friut. Get it right xD. Anyway, that sounds like an interesting system Falkoner.

Well your avatar just looks green and red like fruits.
Not my fault...

Heh, not anymore! Its a black pixel .

If they're all dying in a small area you could maybe use a small follow-location?

Just make the following location as large as the player's attacking unit's range.