The 1 hour queues, the RL delay, the dissapontment of not having LAN, offline bots, server browser and modding. I agree in all you said, my experience was literally the same you had. That took a lot of time to get used to.Īny other people from the first days of the closed beta around ? I also remember how off the rocket launcher felt, the perceived delay between when I pressed the trigger and when the rocket was actually fired. I remember counting the days after the beta test servers shut down after the first week-end.
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I also remember being extremely disappointed with the "always online" bullshit and the lack of options but being confident that it was just going to be temporary and with the full launch for sure I'll have everything I wanted and more, from map editor to demo recording to console to LAN and offline bots. I loved how the weapons felt (except the RL which felt weird), I was instantly hooked. I saw the Burial chamber trailer but I was still blown away. I remember being in awe with the map design and the atmosphere. The server queue was atrocious but it was worth it. Then on launch day waiting for more than an hour in line in order to join a match. I remember being extremely happy when I managed to get a code from a coworker (old school Quake fan, sadly no longer plays QC). I remember being extremely hyped for the game and checking leaked footage from a LAN event that took place few week-ends before.
I remember checking the Bethesda Quake page daily for new details related to weapons or champion trailers or map trailers or map lore. There are a few devs that roam this reddit. Topic for newbies in QC (guides, tutorials, tips)ĭownload the Game! Welcome to Quake Champions Reddit! Please refer to our rules located on the sidebar.Quake Discords (all regions, pickups, tournaments, casual).
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