Locating Quake3 Servers?

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From: Mark
Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2006 20:47

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(was: Re: Locating Quake3 servers with Superscan port scanner?)

"NuQ" <anon@anon.com> wrote:
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> I think most people use the in-game server browser, or GameSpy, or
> All-Seeing Eye and sort by lowest ping.  No need to use Superscan.

I haven't used Gamespy in a few years. Do they still offer a free
version? I couldn't find one on their web site.

I am not fond of the in-game browser, mainly because it forces me
to refresh the list each time I return to it. It then takes another five to
ten minutes to completely refresh. Is there any way to change this
behavior?

Thanks
-Mark

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