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PC News by Corey Brotherson
id Software and developer Splash Damage have shed some light on the next instalment to their first-person shooter line-up, Enemy Territory: Quake Wars.
The PC title will be powered by the DOOM III engine, but taking place across a number of varied environments, including outdoors, with potentially jungle and desert regions in the offering.
The combination of the game's setting (it takes place during the conflict between the Earth Defence Force and evil Strogg alien invaders) and use of its previously announced megatexture technology ("The whole planet's one big texture!"), will allow a variation of properties across its levels to change the way a player interacts with its environment. For example, sand creates problems for land vehicles but is quiet to walk on, while asphalt provides more noise but better traction.
Based on id and Raven's impending Quake 4 (in case you couldn't guess by the subtitle), Enemy Territory: Quake Wars has yet to get a release date. We'll keep you posted.
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stoopidgreg
12/08/05 @ 11:50
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i don't tend to care about the sound of footsteps when playing quake games...
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kangarootoo
12/08/05 @ 12:29
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What does Meh actually mean? Is it just to represent a sharp exhalation?
If I am going to be reading it 700 times a day on these pages I should probably find out. |
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kangarootoo
12/08/05 @ 12:30
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"this isn't the singleplayer standard boring old Quake 4"
Boring old Quake 4? Did I miss a release date, or could that perhaps be a huge assumption? |
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kangarootoo
12/08/05 @ 14:57
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"and nothing to do with this -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meh"
Well you say that, but perhaps drumbaby was simply stating his ability to act as a "provider of milk". Sort of like some cyberspace milk monitor who comments on texture engines whilst collecting money and putting ticks in his book. |
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kangarootoo
12/08/05 @ 16:43
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"Really, I mean that hardly conjures up an image of evil alien beast"
Well put, when you phrase it like that it does kind of sound like the villain out of some breakfast cereal advert on TV. "And I don't doubt Raven's ability to craft an exceptional singleplayer campaign." I'm with you there. Raven's long history is mostly paved with gold. And for me gameplay takes priority over GFX (though amazing visuals are always nice too if we can have both). |
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kangarootoo
12/08/05 @ 19:44
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I'm kind of hoping that the time away will have given the Quake SP a few fresh ideas (figuratively speaking of course, as the team may not contain any of the same members). Sort of like I'm hoping the same for Unreal 3 ('cos UR2 wasn't much cop really IMO, and GFX alone don't maketh the man/woman).
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