I have been working on a new website that will focus on QuakeWorld graphics. The name of this site is yet to be decided so I will call it “QuakeWorld GFX” in the meantime.
The aim of this site is to create a well structured database of nice eyecandy for QW. At the moment, custom graphics for QW are spread out over the internet and are hard to find (some may be found in qw.nu forum).
We figured out that it is not possible for us to find, notice and realize all the drama and rumors that spread around in the community of Quakeworld. In order to solve this problem we created a little new feature so you people could help us out and keep the site active. The new feature is called “QW drama? - You tell us!”
The concept of this new feature is very simple. If you know or have heard some suspicious stories or rumors about something QuakeWorld related and you wish to make it public anonymously, you only need to fill in this form and within few days the entire QuakeWorld scene will be aware of your secret because it will be published on the front page of qwdrama. We do not want fully written articles to be submitted through this form. So you only need to give us the details in short and we will take care of creating the article.
In case you haven’t yet figured out where is this mysterious form, it’s right next to the qwdrama top header.
Without further ado, let us know the drama!
Plazmaz is a newcomer to Quakeworld and is a current student in The Dojo. Let’s probe his thoughts.
How did you first hear about Quakeworld?
I was actively playing CS in early 2006 and I was bored one day so I decided to play Deathmatch Classic. I remember playing a map that is a copy of QW’s DM3 in an FFA and I was doing terrible. One player told me about QW and to google def’s setup.
Hey all you American QW players, when’s the last time you attended a LAN party with a bunch of QW players?
A long time I bet.
This year’s Quakecon in Dallas, Texas will have a relatively large amount of QW players in attendance.