#QUAKE REMASTERED TROPHIES UPGRADE#

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#QUAKE REMASTERED TROPHIES UPGRADE#

You grab it and think, finally, excellent, an upgrade from the original shotgun. No. I swear the original nail gun is an absolute trap.

I’d also forgotten - despite having Alexandra’s excellent tips - just how shit some of the original Quake weapons were. It just takes a bit more consideration, and there’s a little less leniency for things like, say, spamming mousewheel. And that was never a thing in Quake it’s just one of those things where more recent experiences take precedence in your brain, and you automatically start to think that’s how things used to be.Īnd it’s not like Quake‘s jumping is slow - this is the game where everyone learnt to circle strafe, strafe jump and rocket jump. I’d forgotten that you couldn’t just fly around the map, bouncing repeatedly for fun. Something that caught me off guard, and mostly just because the last few years have been filled with retro shooters like Ultrakill and Amid Evil, was the delay in jumping.

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