Easily install and launch Quake maps with the cross-platform Differences
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| links [2017/09/14 07:50] – [Tutorials] Cocerello | links [2017/12/23 12:10] – [Wikis] https Spirit | ||
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| Sites that go by the name "Quake Wiki": | Sites that go by the name "Quake Wiki": | ||
| - | * This one is solely focussed on Quake 1. A bit lacking in content, but has some nice introductory information for those interested in the technical side of the game (e.g. beginner mappers and modders): | + | * This one is solely focussed on Quake 1. A bit lacking in content, but has some nice introductory information for those interested in the technical side of the game (e.g. beginner mappers and modders): |
| - | * This one has plenty of basic information (weapons, monsters, etc.) about Quake 1, Quake 2, Quake 3 Arena and Quake 4: http:// | + | * <del>This one has plenty of basic information (weapons, monsters, etc.) about Quake 1, Quake 2, Quake 3 Arena and Quake 4:</del> [link removed] |
| * Spirit says: It is full of inaccuracies and made-up things as well. | * Spirit says: It is full of inaccuracies and made-up things as well. | ||
| + | * Icantthinkofanickname says: I've removed that link (I think I was the one who added it initially; it was a long time ago); for this and other reasons. Better to link to more legitimate and less shady sources. | ||
| * This one seems like a cross between a wiki and a Quaddicted-like repository of mods and maps: http:// | * This one seems like a cross between a wiki and a Quaddicted-like repository of mods and maps: http:// | ||
| - | * Doom wiki (which has plenty of information relevant to Quake as well): | + | * Doom wiki (which has plenty of information relevant to Quake as well): |