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Putting a hardcoded cap into the game is probably the best way to shut these cretins down.Well it cant have escaped you're notice that id/bethesda have rereleased quake featuring a new engine and some new 'enhanced' models.Ī concept that shares a sneaky and suspicious resemblance to another project I'm rather familiar with: You would think if they were 'pro' players that they wouldn't want the cheating, but that's exactly what they're doing playing the game with everything turned off and the brightness turned way up at some silly low resolution to get 1000 FPS or whatever to cheat as the game was not designed to run like that. The game is normally capped at 80, but into the hundreds, jumps allow you to travel further than was intended.

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The jumping code for example acts differently based on framerate. I don't understand the fun of playing a game with all of the neat things that give the game it's personality all turned off so it looks terrible and in the case of Q3, done in order to CHEAT. I remember all the people who would drop Q3 settings down to where textures weren't drawn and most models weren't drawn, which honestly is a broken game. I never understood the ability to disable the shadows and lighting in idTech 4 as it basically breaks the game.

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Quake Live is currently still suffering by third-party Elo rating calculation and elitist autokick scripts to build a wall against 'american noob's' to keep their pro StopHavingFunGuys status quo going, despite QL's whole intention to make Q3 accessible to all skill levels and a wider audience. One thing it doesn't do is implement new netcode like R1Q2's protocol, as it is mainly focused on single player.

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It should be compatible with just about any mod that works with the vanilla game. It is an excellent port, the port that I use because in terms of an improved original experience I think it does the job perfectly.

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The goal of YQ2 is to retain the original experience while cleaning up the implementation of basically everything, cleaning the code base, and adding small new features that I feel should have been in Quake 2 to begin with, like UI scaling, overbrights on lights, using audio files for the music, supporting ZIP archives for improved compression of game data, improved lighting and color representation, a longer save game menu, getting rid of a lot of old features that no longer make sense like multiple implementations of OpenGL and software mode. Also does YQ2 have increased limits that supports playing larger custom maps? Is it good for playing out mods? Because I remember few years ago trying out source port KMQuake2 and it was alright but it wasn't compatible with most mods. I have never used YQ2 source port before but I heard it's good and closer to vanilla. This terribly unbalances the game in favor for those pro tweakers

It looks like those Doom3 Voodoo2 screenshots then.

it uncheats the ambient light cvar, so anyone can turn off all shadows and see everyone in the base game now. it adds a really cool napalm launcher which those 'pro gamer's' hate because it's a great counter to bunnyhoppers All the 'pro gamer's' avoided Q4 initially because you couldn't turn off the lighting system in multiplayer due to 'slow' reasons (which didn't apply to me as I wasn't the one using a GeforceFX complaining about performance ) it was kind of like Q3's early days (when all those 'pros' whined about the graphics and avoided it, until hardware evolved enough to get to 333fps which gave them an unforeseen physics exploit to force low detail for.) and knowing history will repeat, I enjoyed it while it lasted until 1.4. If not, what is it about Quake 4's multiplayer that pales in comparison to its predecessor?įor awhile Quake4 was nice to play until the 1.4 patch.

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