Quake3World

categorically, the original quake is still the best to this day

if id expounded on everything that was the original quake

like the ambience/maps/music

they'd be on top


i'll still buy the pos regardless


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no one really cares what you think.

I used to fuck american natives when I was playing the original quake in prison...

shiznit wrote:no one really cares what you think.

you speak for fags

Duhard wrote:I used to fuck american natives when I was playing the original quake in prison...

splendid recant

...been a while since we've had dinner together, darlin'

dinner...

we're gonna dance...

hate wrote:dinner...

we're gonna dance...

I remember dancing with you in my bed...it's my favorite sport :icon14:

I think the core of what made Q1 great was that there was a lot more people playing a single game back then, than there are now playing any 1 game.

Maybe there were 10,000 regular internet gamers around the globe when Q1 peaked. Spread across a handful (3 or 4) popular games.

Now, mebbe there's 100,000, but there's 100 or more games all vying for attention. A big chunk still follow Q1, others stuck with Q2, UT, Q3, UT2004.. hell, there's still a dedicated following of SHOGO online enthusiasts.

That's what you want back I think. The ambience, maps and music are just the tangible things you're using to reminisce.

Nah, its just that a PPL engine like Doom 3 creates a certain mood, and that it would of worked shit loads better to remake/Do a follow up to Quake One.

Quake One just had this fantastic edge to it that was so sexy, it could look amazing in an engine like this.

Quake 4 needs to be bright, so thats why there are no shadows, and thats why most of the pics you see are ugly (Outdoor scenes are filled with ambient light to look bright then dotted about point lights, which only change radius around a small space. This means that the skins will mostly be ambient lit, which does not effect specular maps and only lights local maps from the front = Ugly normals).

Quake One Remade would be great, because it WAS dark. So therefore, it would of fitted better i feel.

Then again, after what they have done to some things in Quake 4, you know that they would just change everything you remember anyways. The nailgun would hand splash damage and glow pink and the shambler would be all slimey and shoot fire balls out of his ass...

Foo wrote:I think the core of what made Q1 great was that there was a lot more people playing a single game back then, than there are now playing any 1 game.

Maybe there were 10,000 regular internet gamers around the globe when Q1 peaked. Spread across a handful (3 or 4) popular games.

Now, mebbe there's 100,000, but there's 100 or more games all vying for attention. A big chunk still follow Q1, others stuck with Q2, UT, Q3, UT2004.. hell, there's still a dedicated following of SHOGO online enthusiasts.

That's what you want back I think. The ambience, maps and music are just the tangible things you're using to reminisce.

Yeah, that's what I've been saying... nothing is going to de-thrown Counter-Strike, Quake 4 will be lucky to have a thousand active players.

de-throne

Thanks teacher.

np

Foo wrote:I think the core of what made Q1 great was that there was a lot more people playing a single game back then, than there are now playing any 1 game.

Maybe there were 10,000 regular internet gamers around the globe when Q1 peaked. Spread across a handful (3 or 4) popular games.

Now, mebbe there's 100,000, but there's 100 or more games all vying for attention. A big chunk still follow Q1, others stuck with Q2, UT, Q3, UT2004.. hell, there's still a dedicated following of SHOGO online enthusiasts.

That's what you want back I think. The ambience, maps and music are just the tangible things you're using to reminisce.

Wait Wait Wait.. People really play Shogo?

Wonder if i can sell my copy to some drooling fanboy

SOAPboy wrote:Wait Wait Wait.. People really play Shogo?

Wonder if i can sell my copy to some drooling fanboy

SHOGO was pure gold and severely underrated. Unluckily for you, copies saturate the market to this day because it was bundled with an entire generation of Graphics cards.

Foo wrote:

SOAPboy wrote:Wait Wait Wait.. People really play Shogo?

Wonder if i can sell my copy to some drooling fanboy

SHOGO was pure gold and severely underrated. Unluckily for you, copies saturate the market to this day because it was bundled with an entire generation of Graphics cards.

I suppose, its weird, its one of those games i never played until i got it for 13 cents at EB one day

If you play it through with the mentality that 'I got this for nothing, anything above nothing I get out of it is a bonus' then you get a lot from it.

If you play it with the typical mentality of 'I need to be wowed by this or it's shit', it fails. Sadly.

Play through a bit and you find the game really has character. As for the multiplayer it's BS, but great if you only have shitty laptops and want a random game to throw down in.

What about a remake of the original Quake on Quake 4?

I am shure there are bunch of guys with free time on their hand that could do that.

Nostalgia. Q1 was new to the world, and everybody looks back on it lovingly.

Memphis wrote:I loved the old Resident Evils

Me and Chunk put resi 2 on the other night remembering how fucking awsome it was...
It was so bad I almost cried.

Timbo wrote:Nostalgia. Q1 was new to the world, and everybody looks back on it lovingly.

ok bimbo

if you say so

I'm all for nostalgia if anyone wants to play Generations Arena.

Foo wrote:I think the core of what made Q1 great was that there was a lot more people playing a single game back then, than there are now playing any 1 game.

Maybe there were 10,000 regular internet gamers around the globe when Q1 peaked. Spread across a handful (3 or 4) popular games.

Now, mebbe there's 100,000, but there's 100 or more games all vying for attention. A big chunk still follow Q1, others stuck with Q2, UT, Q3, UT2004.. hell, there's still a dedicated following of SHOGO online enthusiasts.

That's what you want back I think. The ambience, maps and music are just the tangible things you're using to reminisce.

mmm no.

sike