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Quake / Re: Banzai!!!
« on: March 19, 2010, 03:52:00 PM »
Oh, what's the best free server browser now? I used to use All-Seeing Eye, but I'm pretty sure support for it is pretty much nil at this point.
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Quake / Re: Banzai!!!« on: March 19, 2010, 03:52:00 PM »
Oh, what's the best free server browser now? I used to use All-Seeing Eye, but I'm pretty sure support for it is pretty much nil at this point.
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Quake / Re: Banzai!!!« on: March 19, 2010, 03:29:05 PM »You have been very missed man. Hey Gator! =) Wanna hear the craziest thing... I was living in Port Charlotte (with ex) from late November of '08 til early April of '09. I had always intended on contacting you while I was there, when I actually thought I was going to be there indefinitely, but never did. Are you still in that area? I feel bad that I never made the effort. Sweet, it's good to hear that Daf is still around. I don't even remember the last time I had any contact with any of my old clanmates. Probably at least a year. I got tied up with moving down to PC, ex stuff happening, moving back to Orlando and not having my own computer, then getting a job, getting my PC set back up, playing lots of OTHER games, and now finally missing Q2 again =) It's good to be back! (or will be very soon!) ![]() 318
Hi =) I don't think I've touched Quake 2 in at least 1 1/2 years, but I'm getting the itch again, and ready to jump back in, BANZAI!!! I hope my advanced age won't have slowed me down too much.
I've lost all my files though, or at least my .PAK files. Can anybody recommend a good pak that is low on eye candy, and high on useful stuff, like high visibility skins, upgraded sounds, the grenade countdown timer, wallha.. er, crosshairs, or anything else that is generally considered desirable =) Actually, I don't mind a little eye candy, if it's hard to avoid that with newer paks. It's definitely not a requirement for me to have fun though =) Also, is R1Q2 still somewhat regularly updated, and the typically used client? 319
Quake / Re: How swin fast and user the waterjumps?« on: May 30, 2009, 01:23:20 PM »
I believe if you are against a wall while underwater, if you hold forward and strafe in the direction of the wall, and kinda turn your mouse slightly towards the wall you're strafing against you can accelerate a bit. Not sure if you can really swim faster unless one part of you is touching a wall.
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tastyspleen.net / Re: nigga« on: May 24, 2009, 10:30:56 PM »
It's just a single word. Omitting it from your vocabulary for a small number of outlets shouldn't be THAT constraining on your ability to express yourself, is it?
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Quake / Re: Servers and Alias's from your Q2 past« on: May 23, 2009, 06:44:18 AM »
Quick history of Q2 for me. Downloaded the demo in '97 I believe, right after it came out. Played it (single player only), thought it was lame, and didn't try it again till '99. In '99 AOL had a warez scene going on, and I found Quake 2 available there and gave it another shot. I was using AOL dial-up at the time, but even with 300-400 ping and horrible packet loss, multiplayer really grabbed ahold of me. I started out on a single player maps server, it was possibly called magic.net based out of the Orlando area. Through in-game conversations, I learned that having a "real" ISP could very well lower my ping and improve the game's playability by a LOT, since broadband wasn't available in the area at the time. After switching to the magic.net ISP, I now had a very-nice-for-dial-up ping of 125ms to the magic.net server. Over time I went to another Orlando area ISP (can't recall the name) that had their own quake 2 server as well, based on DM maps, then had single-channel? ISDN, DSL, then finally cable.
I've used a TON of random handles here and there over the years, but the only two I ever really stuck with were my current "Punk>FAS>", which has been the same for probably close to 8+ years now, and before that I was a number of variations of Bloodlust, {SfH}Bloodlust, {TM}.Bloodlust, Bloodlust[USA], etc. I was in a competing rail clan for a very short while, I think I was (LIK)Bloodlust then. 322
Quake / Re: The Official Quadz Appreciation Thread« on: May 22, 2009, 10:56:37 PM »Because without His Holiness, none of this could be possible. He makes the sun shine. He makes the grass green. He makes the all the little birdies sing. He puts the crunch in Cap'n Crunch. He make the babies cute. He makes farts funny. And when those farts might have a little more juice to air ratio than we expect, he gives us the glorious gift of 2-ply toilet tissue with which to wipe our tender nether-regions. Hopefully my brevity doesn't make this seem any less sincere, but.... DITTO 323
/dev/random / Re: This is not the greatest thread in the world« on: November 24, 2008, 12:24:59 AM »
And we said nay, we are but men... ROCK!
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/dev/random / Re: The last movie you saw....« on: November 04, 2008, 05:33:31 AM »The Strangers - still not sure what I felt about it, some moments were pretty intense, although it dragged on. The final scene was pretty rough, just imagining going through something like that.... I thought The Strangers was pretty lame. I was hoping for a good scary horror movie, but it was just underwhelming. Nothing really scary to me, just a couple SURPRISE! moments good for a minor jump, but even then the surprises were fairly telegraphed. The gore was fairly minimal too IMO. For a good gore movie, watch "Wrong Turn 2", that was pretty good in that regard. Overall just a so-so movie, but entertaining at least. 325
/dev/random / Re: What a shotgun would do to your face« on: October 30, 2008, 08:59:39 PM »
Crazy stuff
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Quake / Re: this might sound stupid« on: October 28, 2008, 03:21:18 PM »I thought magical trevor made cows disappear and shrinks chinchillas? Are thems the gettin' hi sorta shrooms? 327
Quake / Re: pak-challenge« on: October 14, 2008, 06:27:03 PM »what do you guys think??? If nothing more, it's definitely a unique idea. Would be interesting to see the end result(s). 328
/dev/random / Re: We live in one fucked up world.« on: October 14, 2008, 06:35:51 AM »
Notice near the end of the clip how that customer is so unaffected by the fact that this guy is firing a gun and apparently shot, "Man, I ain't got no phone..." then carrying on trying to pay for his gas like it's business as usual "Gimme 5 on 1 man", and then repeats himself. Looks like he reaches for something on the counter and maybe stuffs it in his pocket too, but the video gets a little fuzzier at that point.
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Quake / Re: pak man« on: October 10, 2008, 03:30:59 PM »
It's great! Was quite visually different than the way I had it setup before, but it's a BIG improvement. Visibility is definitely improved.
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Quake / Re: pak man« on: October 10, 2008, 02:42:56 PM »
Thanks for the pak you sent me Realistic!
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