Quake 2 WODX Clan — Nine Inch Nails: NIN Skins, Members, and Code of Conduct

On March 15, 2020March 16, 2020 By DondeIn Collection of Quake 2 models and skins, Community, Entities, Mods, Quake 2 artLeave a comment

"When playing, always wear the NIN tag (NIN skin is optional). Remember, this is only a game, have fun, improve, kick ass, and represent."

Quake 2 Clan: Base of the Pillar — UsUL Clan: Founded in 1998

On March 2, 2020March 11, 2020 By DondeIn Community, Entities, Mods, The Quake 2 communityLeave a comment

"Founded in 1998, UsUL is a Quake clan based on very simple principals: We enjoy the game and the online experience. We enjoy the friendship of our clan members. We don't get much sleep. Egos and bad attitudes are not welcome, but friendship, honor, and trust are. So what is a UsUL anyway? Usul is a term taken from the Dune series by Frank Herbert. It literally means the "base of the pillar", but also refers to the underlying principals that form the base of the universe. (Just like UsUL forms the basis of everything Quake. Well, OK, maybe not, but there it is.)"

IROQ Clan: Immortal Rulers of Quake 2 Maps

On August 28, 2018March 11, 2020 By DondeIn Community, Maps, Mods, Quake 2 maps and mappers1 Comment

Immortal Rulers of Quake [IROQ Clan] are not just an average Quake 2 clan. We are a group of close friends who have formed a very tight knit family, and Robin and I are very proud to say that we are part of such an excellent organization. IROQ originally began as a deathmatch only clan, but has since branched out into many other Quake 2 mods, including OSP Tourney Rail, Weapons Of Destruction, and recently into the Quake 3 world. The clan contains some very talented players, especially in the rail, WOD, and Quake 3 field, map and skin makers, as well as many members with a strong sense of computer knowledge.

Little Green Men Clan: Sniper Marksmanship

On August 28, 2018March 11, 2020 By DondeIn Mods, Skills, The Quake 2 communityLeave a comment

Sniper marksmanship is an extension of basic rifle marksmanship and focuses on the techniques needed to engage targets at extended ranges. To successfully engage targets at increased distances, the sniper team must be proficient in marksmanship fundamentals and advanced marksmanship skills. Examples of these skills are determining the effects of weather conditions on ballistics, holding off for elevation and windage, engaging moving targets, using and adjusting scopes, and zeroing procedures. Marksmanship skills should be practiced often.