speed in da house, RQ3 now 'ALL' ^.^
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pft - played rq3 for too long
Here's what i experienced:
Lousy physics
A team not giving a crap about player requests / the community of their own game / their bloody own game
Finnish whiners (yes, rq3-whiners are worse than fins from aq2 , they kick u from the game when you own them )
An inactive community
but uh.. it's got G D graphix!!!
Speed, if you're in it for the graphics and want a good community as well, try AUT (Action Unreal Tournament), havent tried it yet. But I'm sure that a good mod to UT2004 (which in contrast to q3 isn't developed on the most hated game-engine ever) would have lotsa players in it.
Here's what i experienced:
Lousy physics
A team not giving a crap about player requests / the community of their own game / their bloody own game
Finnish whiners (yes, rq3-whiners are worse than fins from aq2 , they kick u from the game when you own them )
An inactive community
but uh.. it's got G D graphix!!!
Speed, if you're in it for the graphics and want a good community as well, try AUT (Action Unreal Tournament), havent tried it yet. But I'm sure that a good mod to UT2004 (which in contrast to q3 isn't developed on the most hated game-engine ever) would have lotsa players in it.
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//Splinter
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