What kind of feeling do you get when you realize what you have created? It must be amazing being able to create something some peoples lives revolve around. What does a mapper feel when he creates a map that everyone loves and it gets play almost to infinity? Keep the faith and keep doing what you're doing guys. I'm all tingly inside.
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#5
Posted 05 May 2004 - 09:01 AM
Not that I consider myself as expert at any of this, but speaking from my experiences, it has been an enjoyable ride. From the early days, when no one played to having the best community supporting something "we" did has been great. Seeing some of our team members get hired by professional companies, like 4D Rulers and Ravensoft, just goes to prove there is a world of talent out there, this is just one avenue in which to express your talents. Going to Quakecon and seeing our mod played at LANs and other events has been a blast as well.
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#8
Posted 06 May 2004 - 01:49 AM
I don't think I'd host a LAN party nearly as much if it weren't for UT. We've actually delayed the start of LAN partys so that I can get the latest version the minute its released before we all move to a house with no internet.
BTW, I'm sure you guys are working as hard as your lives let you, but I'd really like to be able to help spread around either an ETUT version, or a UT version with an installer at MillionManLan at the end of June. I think it'd be a great place to try and convert some CS players to a similar game with better graphics. In the past when I've tried at large LAN parties people complain the game is too complicated to install.
BTW, I'm sure you guys are working as hard as your lives let you, but I'd really like to be able to help spread around either an ETUT version, or a UT version with an installer at MillionManLan at the end of June. I think it'd be a great place to try and convert some CS players to a similar game with better graphics. In the past when I've tried at large LAN parties people complain the game is too complicated to install.
#9
Posted 06 May 2004 - 02:09 AM
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In the past when I've tried at large LAN parties people complain the game is too complicated to install.
Haha...serious? How hard is it to unzip a file and drag/drop .pk3's into a dir? Anyways, U|T was what me and my friends always played on my LAN. Still playing since 1.27.
#10
Posted 06 May 2004 - 02:23 AM
The sad part, is I even unzipped all the files to a folder, put in a bunch of external maps, and put it on CD with the Quake 3 patches. All people had to do, was install quake, install the point release, and copy the ready made folder into the quake3 directory.
The 10 or so people I got to play it also said the game was too complicated and too sniper heavy. Apparently bandaging is too much to think about
The 10 or so people I got to play it also said the game was too complicated and too sniper heavy. Apparently bandaging is too much to think about
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