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Re: Home environments

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From: be... Brandon Suzuki
Date: Fri, 06 Jan 1995 07:41
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In a previous posting, Spawn (s...@red.seas.upenn.edu) writes:
> First off, I think that Quake will blow us all away, but some of the 
> things people have been saying -- the technology hasn't even been 
> invented for yet!  But it's great to throw those ideas out, you never 
> know.
> 
> As far as Quake being RPG, I don't think so.  Just read the interview in 
> the D2 guide or Quaketalk.  An as far as how the world should look -- I 
> think that will be entirely customizable, maybe even graphically.  People 
> who run servers will have there own little "worlds" and they will govern 
> the rules for those worlds.  But probably much won't change from server 
> to server.  That's asking way to much.  The only thing I'm having trouble 
> with is the one weapon philosophy.  I'd have to see it first to 
> understand and believe it.  Personally, I would love Quake to be post 
> Apocalyptic.  I think that guy who posted about that was dead on!  The 
> creature types are pretty much left wide open because no one has ever 
> experienced an Apocalypse -- no one would know what it was like.  Other 
> time periods have been too typeset already by AD&D, Computer Games, and 
> Sci-Fi.  There are a ton of medieval fantasy novels, but not too many 
> post-apocalypse novels.  I think the field is wide open, and really 
> popular now.
> 
> Anyway, I'm just like everyone else here -- rearranging my hard drive and 
> my wallet in anticipation.  Would love to see some screen shots.  My 
> prediction is we get screen shots by mid-February to early-April.  Demo 
> out by Summer - game out early '96.  I hope those are wrong though 
> because I can't wait that long.
> 
> cyboman
> s...@panix.com

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  I am glad to C that someone agrees with my opinion regarding the
environment.  A post-apocalyptic setting would be amazing the
possibilities would cool!  Mutants, savages, monsters(of course), and
other things, use your imagination.  I've noticed that most people share
most of my hopes for QUAKE and that makes me happy "as a little girl"
because that mean ID has heard opinions similar to mine and yours.  This
might give them some additional ideas some of which (if not all) will be
part of QUAKE!!  Iz the name QUAKE supposed to describe someone QUAKING
with fear or is it a reference to seismologicly? Perhaps it is describing
a post-apocalyptic world after the BIG QUAKE (ie:west-coast North America,
Japan, or the entire planet?).
CYA.....................
-=SUZUKI#1=-
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