91
Quake / Re: The FUTURE of Quake 2.
« Last post by Mya on February 09, 2025, 10:46:39 AM »I have a 3d printed model of the edge , does that count?
Recent Posts
92
Quake / Re: Seattle FFA Frag Night In Memory of Pepp
« Last post by Mya on February 09, 2025, 10:44:02 AM »I have really good memories playing with pepp on his Seattle server. I enjoyed playing the unique maps. We used to talk a lot. He always had a good attitude. I am sad to hear the news. He will certainly be missed.
R.I.P. pepp5.
R.I.P. pepp5.
93
Quake / Re: Seattle FFA Frag Night In Memory of Pepp
« Last post by rikwad on February 08, 2025, 10:34:23 PM » Unexpected and sad news. Thank you for your time, knowledge and generous spirit Pepp.
94
poetry / essays / short stories? / Re: Quotes
« Last post by |iR|Focalor on February 08, 2025, 10:31:19 PM »I've been slowly reading through the Meditations of Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius lately. The father of Stoicism, he was a "philosopher emperor", and perhaps Rome's only reasonable, fair, and decent emperor. Emperors were effectively dictators, so many of them tended to be considered tyrants in some way. I especially liked this quote, so I made a pic for it.
95
Quake / Re: Seattle FFA Frag Night In Memory of Pepp
« Last post by |iR|Focalor on February 08, 2025, 08:52:25 PM »I first met him around the time I showed up to TS in 2007. Back then I had just joined clan EoM, and he would drop into our weekly FFA meets. Used to spend mornings back in maybe 2015-ish or before playing FFA with him, Travolta, and a few others I can't remember off the top of my head at the moment (he had a regular crew he played with) on the Mutant server, occasionally one of the Xatrix mod servers, or the then recently forgotten Vanilla server which we all tried to promote and keep alive as long as we could. I beat him some, he beat me some, he was fun to play against. In more recent years, we antagonized each other arguing about politics and such, but I definitely still liked the guy and it was all in good fun. He was a cool dude, will miss him.
96
Quake / Re: Seattle FFA Frag Night In Memory of Pepp
« Last post by Sgt. Dick on February 08, 2025, 08:01:21 PM »I have not played in quite a while, but I check in here from time to time.
This is terrible news. I have known Pepp for many years and he was always a great person to talk to and play against.
This is terrible news. I have known Pepp for many years and he was always a great person to talk to and play against.
97
Quake / Re: Seattle FFA Frag Night In Memory of Pepp
« Last post by cse on February 08, 2025, 01:04:04 AM »Very sad to hear this news recently 
Pepp was a really nice guy and great to chat with. He was passionate about Quake2 and the community. He will certainly be missed.
Thanks for the memories and good times. Rest in peace, brother.
Pepp was a really nice guy and great to chat with. He was passionate about Quake2 and the community. He will certainly be missed.
Thanks for the memories and good times. Rest in peace, brother.
98
Quake / Seattle FFA Frag Night In Memory of Pepp
« Last post by RailWolf on February 07, 2025, 10:43:58 PM »Long time Quake II player pepp has passed away on Feb 5th, 2025 after some health battles in the hospital.
He managed the Seattle FFA server which been around for many years. Come by Seattle FFA server Saturday night 2/8/25 to frag and chat in memory of our quake buddy, pepp.
Rest In Peace Pepp
He managed the Seattle FFA server which been around for many years. Come by Seattle FFA server Saturday night 2/8/25 to frag and chat in memory of our quake buddy, pepp.
Rest In Peace Pepp
99
art, music, etc. / Re: Live Performances
« Last post by |iR|Focalor on February 06, 2025, 04:01:34 PM »One of my favorite groups from the 1960's...
Blind Faith
...a "supergroup" featuring guitarist Eric Clapton and drummer Ginger Baker from Cream, and Steve Winwood on vocals/keyboard from Spencer Davis Group, as well as Ric Grech on bass who would go on to join Steve Winwood in the band Traffic. Unfortunately they only put out one single album and only ever played a handful of live dates. I wish they could've stayed together long enough to put out a couple more albums. I thought the combo of Steve Winwood on vocals paired with the guitar and drum sounds of Cream was really great.
Here's a solo acoustic performance by Steve Winwood of Can't Find My Way Home. You might think he chose the fireplace as just a photogenic place to perform it, but I think it's more likely that it was a cleverly chosen location that along with the mic selection and placement helped maximize the bass projection of his guitar to make it sound fuller and more dramatic when the verses start over.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoSn2Y-b6wI&ab_channel=SteveWinwood
Blind Faith
...a "supergroup" featuring guitarist Eric Clapton and drummer Ginger Baker from Cream, and Steve Winwood on vocals/keyboard from Spencer Davis Group, as well as Ric Grech on bass who would go on to join Steve Winwood in the band Traffic. Unfortunately they only put out one single album and only ever played a handful of live dates. I wish they could've stayed together long enough to put out a couple more albums. I thought the combo of Steve Winwood on vocals paired with the guitar and drum sounds of Cream was really great.
Here's a solo acoustic performance by Steve Winwood of Can't Find My Way Home. You might think he chose the fireplace as just a photogenic place to perform it, but I think it's more likely that it was a cleverly chosen location that along with the mic selection and placement helped maximize the bass projection of his guitar to make it sound fuller and more dramatic when the verses start over.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoSn2Y-b6wI&ab_channel=SteveWinwood
Welcome, Guest. Please 
November 29, 2025, 08:42:52 AM