 News | Forum | People | FAQ | Links | Search | Register |
Log in |
|
|
Ogres too! Just on humanoids though, who become less frequent as each episode progresses. Does this reinforce a "The abyss gazes also" descent into a morally blank world? Joking aside, Zerst�rer crystallized that idea of the player's actions being debasing rather than triumphant, which I think helped make it a memorable mod. Anything which adds to that feeling is a good thing for quake.
In a more practical sense, there's a much more prevalent incentive in a FPS game to avoid excessive force: ammo availability per weapon. If you waste all your rockets killing grunts, you won't have the firepower to deal with the tougher enemies later in the level. From an arcade point of view, the gib bug helps reinforce this notion, training the player to use appropriate force by withholding a reward if they overdo things. I haven't played more than the demo of Deus Ex: Invisible War, but it seems like universal ammo gets rid of this idea, which I imagine was to the detriment of the game. The idea certainly didn't catch on with other games. Did anyone experience that? way back when I was stupid enough to think my views on video game morality were worth anything.
science explains the physics in Call of Cthulhu
...They could not live. But although They no longer lived, They would never really die. They all lay in stone houses in Their great city of R�lyeh, preserved by the spells of mighty Cthulhu for a glorious surrection when the stars and the earth might once more be ready for Them. Of course, (quantum mechanics and cats aside) the idea that something can be both alive and dead at the same time is physically nonsensical. the idea that something can be both alive and dead at the same time is physically nonsensical
I think he didn't get the point about statistics... though... Haven't posted here in forever... but saw this and instantly thought of the Quake Community!
This guy replaced all the sounds in Quake with his voice... it's hilarious! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnPl0repskM&hd=1 Posting this from the Raspberry Pi. I have only one question.
HOW DO I INSTALL QUAKE ON LINUX? Shouldnt it be 'sudo apt-get install quake'?
It fuckin' should be :) .. for real geek: get Quake C codes, compile it, and run the exe...
with a little bit of luck you shouldn't suffer that much from video and sound setting that are hard to setup :P Fribbles: Do you have any idea about Linux yet?
FTE should compile on ARM. DP might have been ported too. zquake is available for the Open Pandora so that is ARM ready too. Are you sure there is no Quake port available yet? Wine does not work on ARM. Well, IIRC it does but only with WinCE stuff.
Quick look showed me that SDL is available for the unit so if you can, please lobby for a Quakespasm port, not some glquake rubbish or a qw engine. Thanks for the advice everyone! I will try... ALL. Well, most.
Shouldnt it be 'sudo apt-get install quake'? You bet your ass I'm gonna try it. It would be so awesome if that worked. My faith in the universe would be restored. .. for real geek: get Quake C codes, compile it, and run the exe... That might not be my first port of call but I am in for the full nerd experience so I'll give it a go eventually. Wine, or if that doesn't work, Dosbox, and if that doesn't work, internet. Hold up there son, this thing has less computing power than my toaster. Besides, I gotta go for the real deal. Fribbles: Do you have any idea about Linux yet? Not nearly enough, I should be right as long as I don't have to recompile my colonel sanders or write my own sound drivers though. I can harness the power of righteous (but extremely helpful) zealots on the interwebs who have helpfully provided help for everything! Quick look showed me that SDL is available for the unit so if you can, please lobby for a Quakespasm port, not some glquake rubbish or a qw engine. Does that mean I could do that Fitzquake SDL thing? At this point I'll lobby for anything that works! (To be honest I haven't tried doing anything yet, I just booted the thing and proceeded to step 1: QUAKE). It's about the installer on the Quake CD, no? If you are for serious I'll take the CD out of its glass case in the vault! Well, you really suck at being informative if you want help! :P
What distribution do you run? apt-get is Debian or Ubuntu. Neither has a quake package but iirc tyrquake and quakeforge at least. If you run Archlinux you could probably install tyrquake through AUR. Looking at the raspberian repository there is Quakespasm 0.85.7! Install that, perfect engine (better than Fitz, as it is a fork and updated).
So "apt-get install quakespasm". Ricky I did what you suggested and it's doing something at least. Who knows what, but this is what I got:
root@raspberrypi:/home/pi# sudo apt-get install quake Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done The following extra packages will be installed: dynamite game-data-packager libdynamite0 quakespasm Suggested packages: lhasa jlha-utils lhz-archiver quake-armagon quake-dissolution The following NEW packages will be installed: dynamite game-data-packager libdynamite0 quake quakespasm 0 upgraded, 5 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. Need to get 541 kB of archives. After this operation, 1,354 kB of additional disk space will be used. Do you want to continue [Y/n]? YES. I wasn't expecting that to work :)
I just learned a teeny tiny bit of Ubuntu from setting up my VPS.
|
|
| You must be logged in to post in this thread. |
|
| Website copyright © 2002-2024 John Fitzgibbons. All posts are copyright their respective authors. |