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Two pay to play choices were made available: Pro and Premium. Pro and Premium players get maps and game modes that are not available to standard players. As of July 2014, only Pro subscription is available, in monthly, quarterly, or annually basis. This was later scrapped into a one time fee of 9.99$ on steam as of 2015, which was frustrating for many fans because their statistics and friend lists were reset.

Quake Live runs on a modified version of the id Tech 3 engine. Changes include the addition of new maps, a more straightforward HUD, achievements, and an intuitive client/server interface. Updates are automatically installed each time Quake Live is launched. There are currently no plans to include user modifications, although several successful Quake 3 Arena modders were hired to help.The gameplay of Quake Live consists of players attempting to frag more of their opponents than any other player or team in a given match, similar to its predecessor Quake 3. This is achieved by navigating a 3D environment while collecting health, armor, weapons, ammo and various power-ups in an effort to survive and to defeat opponents.

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Duel is a 1vs1 based match where you fight on a map of your choice/ your enemy's choice. The match lasts 10 minutes if theres a draw there will be added 120 seconds overtime (up to 10 times). The player who does the most kills wins the map. In tournament play both contestants gets to choose the maps played, to proclaimed as a winner one of the players must win the most of 3-4 matches. Duel has a rather sophisticated gameplay that revolves around restocking also ambushes and falling back. Map knowledge helps to read opponents and figure out when to pressure, keep distance or retreat altogether while timing the needed items to push him/her outta control slowly.

Team Death Match is a Team based Gametype in which you fight in teams of 2 - 8 players against opponents. The team that does the most kills in 20 minutes wins the match. The match lasts 20 minutes if there is a draw there will be added 120 seconds overtime (up to 10 times). TDM maps have different pickup layouts and both teams clash over the control of important areas to score more frags. It's quite possible to see team fights often at where described as important pickup areas. Item and power-up callouts are important to announce to team via team chat. Different pickup layouts create different choke points to fight over and attacks must be organized in time. Standard deathmatch respawn rules apply, players spawn closer to their teammates if possible. All players given a choice of picking an extra weapon with very limited ammo out of 6 available at the respawn.

Similar to Team Arena CTF with Rune power-ups, but this time a scrapped content added back into it. Any player will now start with an additional Grappling Hook. Like in Team Arena, constant class power-ups called "Rune" will spawn in each team's base. This time they spawn after a certain time limit is hit to prevent teams awaiting their Runes to spawn for prolonged times. Namely Damage, Guard, Armor-Regen and Scout will spawn in each base. While this makes the pickup shares somewhat easier to distribute depending on roles, it doesn't make the challenges any easier. It's up to team to figure out which player plays which Rune the best they can. Arena CTF maps revolve around domination of usable items or power-ups beforehand more than the flag itself to organize an effective attack as game is much more fast paced compared to classic counter-part.

A combination of TDM and One-Flag. Players split in two teams to frag each other just like in but with a small twist. Harvester matches done in CTF-based symettrical maps. With each frag, a team colored skull will appear around the Skull Receptacle in the middle of the map. Players must collect opponent team skulls from the Skull Receptacle to score it into the enemy base flag post after collecting them. There's no limit for one's skull carry, yet it's smarter to limit it for attacks to be successful in the longer run. There will be active roaming fraggers as much as skull collectors (skulkers?). Remember that if any of the skull carriers get fragged he/she will drop its collected heads to be become converted for enemy team to pickup and rebound an attack.

So I'm looking to have a LAN party on my birthday to celebrate Quake 3's (checks notes and dies a little inside) twentieth anniversary and I was wondering if there was a comprehensive map pack of all the Quake Live maps out there for Quake 3? I watch these tournaments games on youtube and see maps like Sinister but the few listings I find of Quake Live maps in Q3 don't have some of the maps I'm seeing in these Quake Live games?

Now I can decompile it with the decompiler.bat, it works! And I can load it in GtK Radiant. But one problem persists. With my new trinity_converted.map file, I put into his folder "/maps/" and build a Q3 .pk3 (.zip -> rename it to .pk3).

3) Missing textures: Open Quakelive's trinity.bsp with WordPad and at the beginning you will see necessary textures. These textures can be found in quakelive/baseq3/pak00.pk3-pak50.pk3 and trinity.pk3

1) 3) Missing textures: Open Quakelive's trinity.bsp with WordPad and at the beginning you will see necessary textures. These textures can be found in quakelive/baseq3/pak00.pk3-pak50.pk3 and trinity.pk3

Firstly, quakelive's .pk3s are not readable by quake 3 engine. You must convert it in .zip with quakelivedec.exe and then in normal .pk3. Secondly, many quakelive textures have .png format which is not supported by quake 3 engine so you must convert it in .jpg or .tga.

I see you have big and impressive knowledge about mapping, especially about Quake Live maps. Chapeau bas Then maybe you can show us (or only me, because I love maps from QL, but I know nothing about mapping), how to import Quake Live Map to Q3 step by step? Just make a little guide for people. I think it's nothing for you. Please... ?

BTW I tried to do that, I mean separate CTF maps from QU4KEZ3R0 pack, but a lot of strange WARNING on each map. How to do this without any problem and note, like: WARNING: shader 'textures/blabla/blabla/' has lightmap but no lightmap stage! etc... Too hard...

I converted *.png textures to *.tga and *.jpg textures. And also I successfully converted quakelive maps to baseq3 maps. But some brushes miss textures all the same or some textures need special shaders to suppress, for example, their black background.

A good place to start learning shader layout and how things point to each other is from the shader Manuel. Also dont use jpg textures you should only need tga for quake. When you complie the log should also give you a read of all missing and defective shaders/textures.

Yes, there's social aspects, background content delivery, easy multi-player matching, but why is this a DLL living inside the browser's memory space and not an EXE that jumps out of the browser? Do I want something that I think of as a browser plugin downloading 256megs+ of content for me? Why is no one pointing out that the emperor frag-fest has no clothes?

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Dropping into a quick match is easy, and for old hands, there's a warm sense of familiarity to the maps. I leapt straight into The Longest Yard, and found it as insanely frenetic as ever. Every time I took the long jump to the railgun platform, the same player got right up in my grill, trying to place rockets on it just as I landed. We singled each other out repeatedly, and aside from the inevitable interference from other players, sparred riotously for the whole match.

All this is free, but ad-supported, which isn't as intrusive as you might imagine. For a few seconds before a match starts, you're served an ad (Fallout 3: New Vegas at time of writing), then it's gone. You can pay for the game, which disables ads and offers you extra features, but for casual players, there'll be little incentive to upgrade. The free-toplay version is bulging with classic Quake maps, and you can jump into all the match-types you'd expect: free-for-all, capture the flag, team deathmatch, duel and clan arena.

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To play one of these maps in Quake 3: You'll need your own copy of Quake 3, patched up to its final version. The map package zipfile that you download from this site will include a ".pk3" file that is required to play the map with Quake 3. If you don't know how to use an add-on map with Quake 3, I'll defer explaining that to other websites; one resource is the FAQ page at the excellent site LvL.

Two of these maps are also available in Quake Live. One map (Industrial Revolution) is included with Quake Live, and another (Titans) is available through the Steam Workshop for Quake Live. For playing a map in Quake Live, you don't need to download anything from my site here.

All of the maps are found in Quake III and Team Arena as well as several new ones are available for matches. In total, there are around 40 maps of various sizes included in the free-to-play version of the game. There are currently 20 Premium exclusive maps including old classics and all new arenas, some of which is community made. All of them features several billboards with in-game advertising.

During the QuakeCon 2008 keynote speech, John Carmack stated that Quake Live has no plans to allow user-made modifications, but they have hired successful Quake III mod authors to help them with their project.[7] A large number of the maps are based heavily on originals from Quake III Arena, Team Arena and popular user-made maps.[8] Newer map additions even include maps from previous Quake titles, such as 'The Edge', which is almost identical to the famous Quake II map Q2DM1. 9af72c28ce