Anyone here that used to play when it came out? I just started playing in January - it's gotta be the best non-directly competitive game I've played ever played.

http://www.n00bfest.com/users/tucker/e1m1_tucker.mp4

Sorry if the sound is off - the only person I know who would test it can't play mp4s. Demo time is actually: 0:22.83305

I'd say this is the best demo I've done since I've started playing. It's the second fastest non-using-the-barrel-boost (on that map) and I just got it a few hours ago. e1m1 is arguably the most run map, so it feels pretty good to be second to someone whose been playing since '00..

my recordszsz: http://speeddemosarchive.com/quake/mkt.pl?player:adam
bunny comparison: http://speeddemosarchive.com/quake/othe ... ords=bunny (my record I just got hasn't been updated yet)

If any of you are interested in trying it out, Quake released a shareware version where you can play through the first episode. The game/story itself isn't very fun.. but when you add in bunny hopping.. it's frickin sweet.

no thanks, I'm still playing space invaders for my Atari 2600.

I've had the shareware version for a LONG ASS time. I used to play with a friend after we finally understood how to connect our modems together. I gave it up after another friend bought Quake2 for N64 I believe, and he started bringing that over during the weekends. Those damn joysticks would go loose after a week of use.