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Quake / Best way to get the "vanilla" experience in Quake II?
« on: February 10, 2015, 11:20:41 AM »
Hey everyone,
I was wondering, what's the best way to get the "vanilla" experience in Quake II? I'm talking about it looking like it did back in the 90's, with the pixelated software mode look (no texture filtering). I have Quake II on Steam, and the closest that I've gotten is Q2Pro. However, a HUGE deal breaker for me is that Q2Pro does not support the music (If anyone knows a way to get the music to work in Q2Pro, that would be awesome). I have also tried KMQuake II, and I'm not a huge fan of the lighting... I can't see anything! Does anyone know if it's possible to turn off the fancy lighting in KM Quake II?
Does anyone have any other suggestions for the "vanilla" experience when it comes to source mods? I haven't played Quake II in a long ass time and I've really been itching to get back into it.
I was wondering, what's the best way to get the "vanilla" experience in Quake II? I'm talking about it looking like it did back in the 90's, with the pixelated software mode look (no texture filtering). I have Quake II on Steam, and the closest that I've gotten is Q2Pro. However, a HUGE deal breaker for me is that Q2Pro does not support the music (If anyone knows a way to get the music to work in Q2Pro, that would be awesome). I have also tried KMQuake II, and I'm not a huge fan of the lighting... I can't see anything! Does anyone know if it's possible to turn off the fancy lighting in KM Quake II?
Does anyone have any other suggestions for the "vanilla" experience when it comes to source mods? I haven't played Quake II in a long ass time and I've really been itching to get back into it.