Archiving the history of the video game Quake 2: created by id Software; customized by the Quake 2 community.
These blog posts constitute my own on-going mapping of the ever-expanding universe of Quake 2 maps — by the worldwide community of Quake 2 mappers.
Here are my thoughts (Reefer) on the lesser-played Marics CTF maps. Some of them I had played before on Railwarz, but for the most part I just played through them for the first time yesterday. I am not commenting on the big established hits (Mayhem in the Middle, Ride the Dragon, Ride the Dragon Lite, …
Legendary Quake 2 CTF mapper hafhead stopped by AcmeCTF in 2011: http://www.acmectf.com/forum/index.php/topic,3430.msg50457.html "Hey- I haven't been into Quake for a long time... but lately I started looking into some levels that I made a LONG time ago, and seeing that they saw a heck of a lot more Q2 play then I ever did. I'm …
boss3.bsp ctf_crush.bsp dmf.bsp gomdm1.bsp hq.bsp ic.bsp id.bsp klepto.bsp MB1.bsp pc.bsp trdm01.bsp
"Widowmaker for Quake 3 id the FIFTH iteration of this map layout. The original map was made for our clan for Quake waaay back in 1997. It was a pretty spartan affair, but did have a cool aztec texture scheme, something of a novelty for Quake 1. The second copy was a straight conversion and weapon swap for Quake 2, and the third was for Half Life. The fourth was also for Quake 2, but this time for a mod called Steampunk. Some sections were chopped out, some better access added here and there... And so we get to the fifth version, this time for Quake 3. Both TA and vanilla Q3 entities are included. Its' a pretty cool map - it would not have made five revisions without having something going for it."
"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
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