I'm happy to have room in my life for both. For me, Q1 has better pick-up-and-play simplicity, but the added depth and immersion in Q2 has it's place as well. I definitely get where you're coming from in saying that some of the maps feel like a slog. They don't to me, but they're in my DNA as much as the Q1 maps, so they wouldn't. 

don't do this 

y? 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-OgkNgxm3k 

 

Grow up 

Come get 'em
https://www.quaddicted.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1440
https://archive.org/details/methods-of-destruction 

hi guys, how can I get u guys in discord? 

'Add Friend' at top of Discord.
I'm RickyT23 :) 

Are you in Portugal too? I'm adib.murad 

hi adib ☺️ haven't play Quake for a Wille, hope to fix that soon 😀 

https://www.moddb.com/games/danils-mod 

 

Auto-correct while 😝 

Does anyone here know why the version of Quakespasm in the official Ubuntu repositories is called "quakespasm-beidl" and is credited to a certain Alfred E. Neumayer a.k.a. beidl (as apposed to szo et al.)?

I'm talking about this: https://snapcraft.io/quakespasm-beidl

Just curious and slightly confused... 

The thing about Snapcraft is that, while it may be run by Canonical, anybody can contribute to it. Some packages are uploaded by the software's respective developers, but many others are not. Note that this differs from the actual distribution repositories.

In this case, Mr. Neumayer is the one who packaged and distributed Quakespasm on Snapcraft. The name "beidl" is what Mr. Neumayer used to go by, according to my research. I assume he used his name in the package trying to make that clear. 

Thanks very much, E-werd. That clears up a lot of things. :) 

top my speedrun in this base map https://www.quaddicted.com/reviews/xl4.html
(it has got some cool colored lighting) 

First, I want to invite mh to particpate in engine development of https://www.moddb.com/mods/zircon-engine

I don't expect you to take up this permanently valid offer, but if the itch ever comes this door is always open.

Second, I want to thank Spoike for perpetually doing fun stuff in FTE. I acquired your chunked downloads into Zircon and because it is DarkPlaces it actually involved some gymnastics.

Extra thanks:

1. metlslime for hosting this site and also helping me learn engine development.

2. Sleepwalker for TrenchBroom.

3. Sock for terraforming the asshats in the mapping community into asshats in the mapping community that accept open source as a standard practice. Open source is just the "right thing to do".

3. dumptruck_ds ... whom I urge to "see the light" sooner rather than later. Spike and to some degree LadyHavoc wanted me to see the light, I resisted for too long. Now I see the light and wish I did years ago.

Did I use #3 twice? No I didn't, and fuck you for rudely pointing that out. How dare you, sir!

Also Merry Christmas.

This beer means I press submit.