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Article #74398Re: quake1
From: Mike Brown
Date: Fri, 06 Dec 2002 09:13
Date: Fri, 06 Dec 2002 09:13
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"James Kerr" <u...@reply.to> wrote: > quake will never die.been especially good this month, as I found: > tenebrae, quake done quick movies, nehahra mod (which has a stunning > movie at the start and is also a really good mod), and various other > cool things :) > -- > James >> Fife, Scotland Probably too far away for you in Scotland to get a good ping, but if any of you in North America like CTF, in the evenings in the USA there's still a QuakeWorld server that sees some good action, and we could always use some more players: NRA Madhouse, running the TWCreeper Update Project mod with various traditional CTF and new custom maps, at 216.127.72.90:27500. Get the NRA maps from http://www.twcup.net/, and look over the descriptions of impulses and runes at that site while you're downloading. You'll have to download a number of models from the server when you first connect, also... might want to set your rate to 9999 for the duration of the download, just be sure to set it back to a more reasonable number as soon as you try to play. What can I tell ya.. It's not TF; there are no fancy skins or player classes; just pick up a rune to get special abilities. People have various opinions on the runes, but they do help HPBs and less skilled players compete a little better. Your best skills in TWCreeper are learning the runes, maps, and efficient use of the grappling hook for locomotion. Teamwork is essential too, of course. And if someone with the sniper rune is giving you trouble, pick up priest. Players can vote out of maps with the "vote" command. Change teams with "color 4" or "color 13". Maps are vised for transparent water/lava/slime; use r_wateralpha and r_novis to control that. Most of the players are old-timers that play often; younger kiddies fond of potty talk and their TF speed/aim hacks tend not to stick around long. Oh, and I'm not paid to advertise for them; I just enjoy the game and that particular server, and would like to see more players from time to time. :)
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