When someone sees you, they will only think you have the machine gun, and then you can secretly rail them in the face! Tons of fun.Īlso, the individual page only allow sorting, and this may come later, but a rating sort would also be a nice feature on the mods pages too, in my opinion.Įdited 7.33 minutes after the original posting. That way, you can have a machine gun in your left hand, for example, and a railgun in your right hand.

I have it select the hand with the scroll wheel down, and the weapon selection with mouse wheel up, makes it easy to set whatever weapon wherever you want it. Besides, it adds a great element of surprise to the game, as the left hand is the one that is shown to others. or (3) at the level of its software technology, changing character. almost everyone here is just far too good for a simple software bot. This kind of hacking is known as modding and has long been a part of gaming culture. not nearly as hard as spiterbot, but not too bad for something that doesn't completely destroy the basic game physics.

It is a complete rewrite of all the Artificial Intelligence used by the bots. We play this mod with our family, and I think it is by design. Brainworks is a Quake 3 mod designed to give Quake 3 Arena bots working brains. For example, on the Akimbo mod, it is mentioned that only one weapon is seen at a time from the opponent's perspective, and it is stated it is a visual bug. to pay to come 3 Hector Postigo,From Pong to Planet Quake: Post-Industrial. I think it might be a good idea to allow it, to allow feedback and additional thoughts, other than an initial review, from members. At the same time, the modding community may come as close to an experimental. On a side note, there seems to be no way to add comments to a mod on the mod page when you look at one, like there is for maps.

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