#Quake shambler yeti pro#
#Quake shambler yeti software#

#Quake shambler yeti software#

The goal of YQ2 is to retain the original experience while cleaning up the implementation of basically everything, cleaning the code base, and adding small new features that I feel should have been in Quake 2 to begin with, like UI scaling, overbrights on lights, using audio files for the music, supporting ZIP archives for improved compression of game data, improved lighting and color representation, a longer save game menu, getting rid of a lot of old features that no longer make sense like multiple implementations of OpenGL and software mode. Also does YQ2 have increased limits that supports playing larger custom maps? Is it good for playing out mods? Because I remember few years ago trying out source port KMQuake2 and it was alright but it wasn't compatible with most mods. I have never used YQ2 source port before but I heard it's good and closer to vanilla.

#Quake shambler yeti pro#

This terribly unbalances the game in favor for those pro tweakers It looks like those Doom3 Voodoo2 screenshots then. it uncheats the ambient light cvar, so anyone can turn off all shadows and see everyone in the base game now. it adds a really cool napalm launcher which those 'pro gamer's' hate because it's a great counter to bunnyhoppers All the 'pro gamer's' avoided Q4 initially because you couldn't turn off the lighting system in multiplayer due to 'slow' reasons (which didn't apply to me as I wasn't the one using a GeforceFX complaining about performance :whistling: ) it was kind of like Q3's early days (when all those 'pros' whined about the graphics and avoided it, until hardware evolved enough to get to 333fps which gave them an unforeseen physics exploit to force low detail for.) and knowing history will repeat, I enjoyed it while it lasted until 1.4. It's possible that this enemy is inspired by the real-life Piranha.If not, what is it about Quake 4's multiplayer that pales in comparison to its predecessor?įor awhile Quake4 was nice to play until the 1.4 patch. As such, the Rotfish was originally known as the Piranha.

In Beta3, the obituary stated 'Player' was gummed by a Piranha'.The reason why it's often seen as a Rotfish glitch is due to the Rotfish being the only swimming opponent in the vanilla game. Note that this bug affects any swimming based Monster. The Rotfish also has a glitch that causes it to be counted as two enemies for the total monster count, but not the individual monster count, in the original game this glitch was carried over to WinQuake and GLQuake.Once killed, the Rotfish corpse will appear, which has a smaller head than the rest of its body.It's highly recommended to kill a Rotfish as soon as they're detected to prevent this glitch from occuring. In the event that they get alerted and the player leaves the vicinity, they can find ways to get stuck in the walls themselves to chase the player, resulting in falling in the grey void or otherwise clinging to walls. The Rotfish is one of the buggiest opponents in Quake.If you are not in the Water, they can't see you. The Rotfish can be very easy to take down if you know where they are. Don't let a school of Rotfish corner you, or you'll be a pile of bones in no time. Like the Knights, the Rotfish doesn't provoke a monster fight as it only has a melee attack and thus cannot be provoked by another enemy since they can only be found in the Water.Or, in a larger swarm, if you can't wait that long to kill them like that, grab a Grenade Launcher and fire one in the middle of all the Rotfish. They will stop moving once they lose sight of you, but their fins will stick up out of the water, making them extremely easy to take out with the Shotgun. The simplest strategy for dealing with Rotfish is to just jump out of the Water (when possible).However, a very large group of Rotfish are very dangerous and can hurt you badly. Since the Super Shotgun has a large spread and the fish are weak, it's quite possible that you'll kill multiple Rotfish in one blast. Take out your Super Shotgun and open fire. In a group, Rotfish are still easy to kill.However, it's rare to have a Rotfish by itself, they often come in schools. Even the Axe is effective on the Rotfish.

Keep your distance and attack it with anything you have. Alone, a Rotfish is extremely easy to kill.