Well, you could always just add a few of your favorite server IP's to the Quake2 address book, then launch the R1Q2 client and go to the multiplayer menu to select a server to join.
Been having problems with my Q2 since last week. I entered a game and my graphics really felt different, almost a software quality to them but not. Everything seemed oversensitive and when I turned everything got real choppy. I kept turning too early and running into walls.This morning on a hunch I typed version into the console and received this:"version" is "3.20 x86 Oct 16 1998 Win32 RELEASE"Ok that's not right. I use gamespy3D to enter games and it has always launched through R1Q2.So this time I launched from the r1q2.exe on my desktop, got in vanilla and typed version and got this"version" is "R1Q2 b6377 x86 Jan 4 2006 Win32 RELEASE"graphics are all back to normal and everything is great.Anybody have any idea why or how I can fix this in gamespy3d? In GS it says its using r1q2 before I select a server but when I get in game its not. I remember years ago when I got r1q2 I did sometheng in Gamespy to fix this but now I can't remember why.(I know, I know I should upgrade my R1Q2, but thats not the issue here now )