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Re: little tidbits of QUAKE info from Jay

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From: dhol... David Hollman
Date: Fri, 10 Feb 1995 19:10
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Brian, thanks for that transcript. Interesting.

Since people seem to be very worried about this hammer thing, I had a 
thought I figured I would mention.

It seems that Quake is being designed to be _more_ extensible than Doom 
is... in other words, if you want a shotgun, you make a shotgun for it. 
If you want a chicken launcher, you make that too... I obviously have no 
idea how that might affect multiplayer games (as with Doom the ganes have 
to be the same, save certain graphics), but I do not think it would be 
unreasonable for ID to work that sort of thing in. One thing they 
apparently plan to do is to release the server software free to all 
comers; so it seems we (people into this stuff) will be able to set it up 
however we want to!

David
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