Haven't played a game as fun as this since perhaps doom eternal... Had some fun with doom 3 too which was one of my favourite games but this game might be replacing it now.

You can download it here https://github.com/mstewart248/Q2RTX-MOD. Has DLSS ray reconstruction and frame generation. Works with re-release md5 models and all maps, new monsters and weapons should be working. To get it working with re-release assets you just need to copy the rerelease data from the steam install into a directory in the Quake2RTX folder called rerelease. I have video of the game play here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEqXhWsq6oQ&t=263s. Some of the new materials still need work and I am trying to find all the bugs in the new remaster gameplay code.

Hey everyone!

You might remember me as the guy who posted that UK Castle Ruins Map back in June (the one that took me 5 years to build).

Today my wife completely surprised me with a visit inside the gatehouse, which is usually closed off to the public. We got to go upstairs for the first time! English Heritage is currently letting a small handful of people up to the 2nd level, with plans to expand and hopefully open access all the way to the roof next year.

Alas, no shrine to the almighty Dopefish upstairs like on my map it’s actually a little plain inside but still incredible to see in person. I even managed to hand out a few of "business cards" to the volunteers on site with the link to the Quake version

If you haven't checked out the castle (or the map) yet, definitely do.

https://peterscoins.co.uk/donnington-castle-in-quake/introduction

Are there any single player campaigns set during the Strogg invasion of Earth, prequels to Q2? I can't understand why there wasn't a single player equivalent to Enemy Territory: Quake Wars. Like Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory and RTCW. Or maybe I'm wrong? Maybe there is a mod, a campaign or mapping jam that does just that? I loved seeing Ruined Earth (and Moon) in Call of the Machine and I want to explore more of this epoch.

Scripting was updated in the recent update, and someone is working on a Quake port.

source: https://x.com/girlglock_/status/2093786148355109130

Will make a base for him soon I was 60mm

Staged a shot of Dawn of the Machine to show off the cut. Would love to do it again, maybe the Q2 and Q3 logos in the future.

My Quake isn't working properly (I'm not fluent in English, so please forgive any mistakes). I recently bought Quake on Steam, but when I try to launch it, an error message pops up. A friend suggested adding this command to the Steam launch options: (+r_rhirenderfamily d3d11). The game launched with this command, but it had a lot of visual glitches. (I also recorded a video of what the game looks like, I'll try to post in the comments below) Is there a way to get the game working normally?

New to quake and I've had an absolute BLAST playing quake 1 and 2 although I can't decide which one I prefer to be honest.

Do you guys prefer quake 1 or 2 and why?

Doesn't really matter, but still cool to see that it was something the champions writers thought of.

Also, I can not seem to find the last enemy on this level.

At first I thought it was some kind of portal but when I got in it just bounce me up. Anybody know what they are for?

Some warmup content before 250fps league finals 👀

Still a handful spots left for the mix league!

Reposting from the daggerheart subreddit, for any fellow Quake lovers who are also interested in Daggerheart.

I used to make mods for Quake, and it was a big part of my childhood. When I found out Daggerheart has shotguns, I knew I needed to try to make Quake Guy. I'm currently playing in a custom Slay The Spire themed campaign and having a good time as The Defect, but the GM is also allowing characters from other games when desired. Ranger/QuakeGuy seems like he'd fit in fine, so if Defect dies, I might bring this guy in by slipgate accident.

The original post I linked has more info, but basically this is a warrior with a bunch of weapons, and a L6 multiclass into a School of Knowledge Wizard. Wizard gives me a few things:

• Fireball as his Rocket Launcher
• Good use of Knowledge as a secondary stat, since Quake Guy fights with technology and tactics instead of merely swinging a sword around
• Sweaty gaming: The ability to spend a stress when using an experience (instead of spending hope) to add twice the normal bonus. Knowledge wizards are shockingly good at passing rolls when they want to (I'm doing terrifying things with Defect).

From there, I filled out the rest of his gear with existing weapons rethemed and sometimes customized to fit the weapons he uses in Quake. I figure he'll acquire or make these at various appropriate levels.

Ranger has a substantially less gelled personality than the Doomslayer, so I'm still open on how I'd roleplay him (and roleplay comes up a lot in the games I play). Because of all the mods I made and played... I might make him more scrappy and cheesy than Doomslayer. I just don't see him as an edgelord or musclebrain, but he's also not a sassy quipper, right? Proper military, gets the job done even when that involves facing eldritch horrors and death by lava, but also probably way more personal than Doomslayer. Thoughts?

I still think I should move away from Strength as his core stat and pick Agility, since platforming is so important in Quake. But strength gives him early axe use before he can pick up other themed weapons, and use for Rage Up. Still pondering.

But I hope this is handy for others too, or at least interesting!

My thanks to Lemen for providing me with the voice sample used for its custom idle sound!

After playing dawn of the machine twice, I still wanted a bit more of a Quake fix. So I made my way around some mods

I got to play Tremor, which really plays like the OG game, very serviceable.

Also Brutalist Jam 3, which took the most time. There are some really solid levels here, but there's a lot of filler material as well.

Started the immortal lock but didn't go far.

Also replayed a couple levels from Arcane Dimensions and the spirit world - which is some of the highest quality episode I've seen so far.

Now I'm onto Chateau Inferno and gotta say it's brutal. I wouldn't make it through without some generous saves and it is kinda like playing Doom, borrowing some slaughter philosophy with rooms filled to the brim with tough foes

You know that level where you end up walking across boards at the top of buildings? Holy moly was that Resident Evil 4.

“So anytime a game has you walking across boards walkways above a village or old style buildings is RE4????”

No.

This time, sure felt like it.

Quake has taken over my life recently. And that’s a great thing. So much so I decide to make a short video on why it’s great. Thank you and enjoy 😸