Archiving the history of the video game Quake 2: created by id Software; customized by the Quake 2 community.
"First ever real Quake II level. It was just testing ground for some stuff. This is probably the smallest ever CTF map. The screen shots show about 2/3s of the level, the other 1/3 is the blue base. I doubt this will ever be released unless I have lot and lots of requests, it's just way too small." -ProdigyXL
"'While playing last night, the idea came up that Bletey's Blues would be better if there were no doors. So I got out my map editing software, which I haven't used in a couple of years and removed the doors. The map name is rtctf1w.' —[FMa]Weasel, November 24, 2004"
"Keyboard on lap with your mousepad laid in front of you. You have the mouse horizontally instead of vertically and use your arm mainly as the mousepad is in front of you where the keyboard usually sits while the keyboard is in your lap. -Fox"
"For Quake 1, I think it was Painkeep, helped work on it,and had a lot of fun playing it too. =) For Quake 2 I'd have to say Rocket Arena 2, I was very addicted to that mod."
"Meet the Mappers Volume 1: big0nes - May 21, 2000 - Essobie Going to start off this little Meet the Mappers section by chatting with the Lead Mapper and Design Coordinator of the Rocket Arena 3 team: big0nes. Let's get to it!"
Donde Quake 2? 