I remember playing it on a coal powered abacus while riding on a wooly mammoth on my way to Fred Flintstone's house.
VaeVictis:i find it funny that you even consider grammar a sign of intelligence, that itself is a very uneducated claim
the power of a major gaming company getting a link posted on their site to a community for an old game lol
I petition a New Year's bash or Christmas or w/e. I'm really depressed that I missed this. :/
It was interesting to see that many people on the dm maps.
Quote from: Whirlingdervish on December 11, 2012, 10:58:35 AMIt was interesting to see that many people on the dm maps.Interesting? More like INSANE. The one map I won, I was surprised at how I was able to rack up tons of consecutive quick kills in the mg room using nothing but a machinegun and the ammo left by the endless succession of dropped mg's of the scores of people I repeatedly fragged. Couldn't move 5 feet without constantly bumping into someone. "Excuse me, pardon me, excuse me, pardon me, coming through, pardon me, excuse me."
Interesting? More like INSANE. The one map I won, I was surprised at how I was able to rack up tons of consecutive quick kills in the mg room using nothing but a machinegun and the ammo left by the endless succession of dropped mg's of the scores of people I repeatedly fragged. Couldn't move 5 feet without constantly bumping into someone. "Excuse me, pardon me, excuse me, pardon me, coming through, pardon me, excuse me."
I hardly ever fire a blaster at someone, but at this event I always came out firing the blaster. If I hit someone and they were already half dead (this happened a lot) I continued to blast away. I got more blaster kill than I can ever remember getting.
Server-recorded demos can be mucked about with using LMPC - http://sourceforge.net/projects/lmpc/
Quote from: ImperiusDamian on December 08, 2012, 01:17:18 PMServer-recorded demos can be mucked about with using LMPC - http://sourceforge.net/projects/lmpc/Thanks! Unfortunately while fiddling with LMPC I discovered that Q2 server demos apparently don't contain any chat messages or even any obituary text.