See the post.

Winners R32

Rapha vs BYE
Necrophag1st 3 – 1 Cody [[12-0 @cur, 9-6 @bf, 14-16 @hek, 10-3 @ztn]]
ZeRo4 3 – 0 Bo0m [[42-6 @hek, 32-(-1) @cur, 37-6 @ztn]]
Griffin 3 – 0 Lonewulf [[10-1 @ztn, 13-2 @cur, 7-0 @sin]]
Spart1e 3 – 0 [[BouvToTheMAX [[31-0 @cur, 34-0 @bf, 34-(-1) @t7]]
Zar 3 – 0 Ekp [[5-0 @ztn, 6-0 @bf, 7-0 @t7]]
Chance 3 – 0 Guac [[30-1 @t7, 25-2 @cur, 27-1 @sin]]
Psygib 3 – 0 Organic [[24-9 @hek, 8-2 @ztn, 13-(-1) @cur]]
Evil vs BYE
Ballin4life 0 – 3 Python [[4-8 @sin, 3-4 @cur, 1-17 @t7]]
ZorakWar 3 – 0 Qr [[15-0 @bf, 15-0 @t7, 26-3 @hek]]
Cha0ticz 3 – 0 Vig1lante [[16-0 @ztn, 17-0 @hek, 15-0 @t7]]
K1llsen vs BYE
Davjs 3 – 0 Papabalyo [[15-0 @ztn, 17-0 @t7, 11-0 @sin]]
Fraze 3 – 0 Madrigal [[46-(-1) @hek, 30-1 @ztn, 21-1 @sin]]
Camma 3 – 0 Jdub [[41-0 @hek, 35-1 @sin, 32-3 @ztn]]


Losers R1

Organic 3 – 0 Guac [[32-5 @hek, 19-1 @cur, 13-2 @t7]]
Ekp > BouvToTheMAX [[?]]
Lonewulf 3 – 0 Bo0m [[10-0 @cur, 10-0 @bf, 15-3 @sin]]
Cody vs BYE
Jdub 0 – 3 Madrigal [[4-16 @sin, 6-14 @ztn, 6-15 @cur]]
Papabalyo vs BYE
Vig1lante 1 – 3 Qr [[0-12 @hek, 0-10 @sin, 10-6 @t7, 0-9 @bf]]
Ballin4life vs BYE


Winners R16

Rapha 3 – 0 Necrophag1st [[? @t7, 6-2 @cur, 9-2 @ztn]]
ZeRo4 3 – 0 Griffin [[8-4 @hek, 8-2 @ztn, 7-5 @t7]]
Spart1e 3 – 0 Zar [[9-0 @bf, 17-7 @cur, 16-0 @sin]]
Chance 3 – 2 Psygib [[13-0 @hek, 0-1 @cur, 0-8 @sin, 12-0 @ztn, 8-6 @bf]]
Evil 3 – 0 Python [[6-1 @cur, 7-6 @sin, 12-4 @bf]]
ZorakWar 3 – 0 Cha0ticz [[14-0 @t7, 13-9 @cur, 20-12 @hek]]
K1llsen 3 – 0 Davjs [[8-0 @cur, 9-0 @t7, 3-0 @ztn]]
Fraze 3 – 0 Camma [[25-7 @hek, 12-6 @t7, 14-10 @ztn]]


Losers R2

Camma 3 – 0 Organic [[18-0 @hek, 15-(-1) @ztn, 21-(-1) @t7]]
Davjs 3 – 0 Ekp [[0-7 @bf, 6-0 @cur, 8-0 @sin, 9-0 @t7]]
Cha0ticz 3 – 0 Lonewulf [[9-4 @ztn, 9-3 @cur, 7-2 @sin]]
Python 3 – 0 Cody [[24-7 @hek, 5-10 @sin, 5-10 @t7, 12-5 @ztn, 8-7 @eld]]
Psygib 3 – 0 Madrigal [[24-1 @sin, 23-1 @cur, 20-1 @ztn]]
Zar 3 – 0 Papabalyo [[13-0 @ztn, 11-6 @cur, 9-4 @t7]]
Griffin 3 – 0 Qr [[10-(-1) @ztn, 5-(-1) @sin, 16-0 @bf]]
Necrophag1st 3 – 0 Ballin4life [[9-3 @sin, 11-0 @cur, 6-3 @t7]]


Losers R3

Camma 3 – 1 Davjs [[2-6 @t7, 5-3 @ztn, 7-0 @hek, 6-0 @sin]]
Cha0ticz 1 – 3 Python [[10-3 @sin, 0-7 @cur, 4-6 @ztn, 4-5 @t7]]
Psygib 2 – 3 Zar [[2-9 @ztn, 10-7 @hek, 4-8 @t7, 2-0 @sin, 6-9 @bf]]
Griffin 3 – 1 Necrophag1st [[4-6 @sin, 9-5 @cur, 6-0 @bf, 12-9 @hek]]


Winners QF

Rapha 3 – 0 ZeRo4 [[11-0 @ztn, 6-0 @eld, 8-5 @t7]]
Spart1e 3 – 0 Chance [[9-8 @t7, 8-0 @bf, 9-5 @sin]]
Evil 3 – 0 ZorakWar [[17-8 @sin, 12-6 @cur, 14-8 @t7]]
K1llsen 1 – 3 Fraze [[4-3 @t7, 6-10 @ztn, 0-14 @sin, 2-7 @cur]]


Losers R4

Chance 0 – 3 Camma [[3-4 @t7, 6-11 @hek, 4-0 @??]]
ZeRo4 3 – 1 Python [[8-6 @hek, 10-3 @cur, 0-9 @ztn, 9-6 @sin]]
K1llsen 3 – 0 Zar [[8-1 @ztn, 12-0 @cur, 7-1 @t7]]
ZorakWar 3 – 2 Griffin [[6-10 @sin, 2-8 @bf, 19-1 @cur, 9-2 @t7, 23-8 @hek]]


Winners SF

Rapha 3 – 1 Spart1e [[5-3 @eld, 7-5 @bf, 5-7 @ztn, 5-4 @sin]]
Evil 3 – 0 Fraze [[8-3 @t7, 7-2 @cur, 6-3 @sin]]


Losers R5

Fraze 2 – 3 ZeRo4 [[4-19 @hek, 5-4 @t7, 0-10 @ztn, 8-0 @cur, 4-7 @sin]]
Spart1e 1 – 3 K1llsen [[2-1 @bf, (-1)-19 @ztn, 1-9 @sin, 1-10 @t7]]


Losers SF

K1llsen 3 – 0 ZeRo4 [[16-10 @hek, 7-0 @cur, 8-3 @ztn]]


Winners Final

Rapha 3 – 0 Evil [[13-2 @eld, 5-(-1) @sin, 5-2 @t7]]


Losers Final

Evil 3 – 0 K1llsen [[18-2 @sin, 6-0 @ztn, 17-0 @cur]]


Overall Final

Rapha 2 – 2 Evil [[3-1 @sin, 4-6 @eld, 1-3 @ztn, 5-4 @t7]]
+1 map advantage for Rapha = 3 – 2

Intel QUAKE LIVE Duel Masters Championship:

rapha - $12,000
evil - $7,000
k1llsen - $3,000
4th. ZeRo4 - $1,000
5th.-8th. camma, Fraze, Spart1e, ZorakWar - $500


For all who didnt saw the Grand Finals live, hop to the VOD. Get your heartpills ready!

Intel QUAKEWORLD 2on2 Team Deathmatch Open:

Ragnarok [Milton, Rikoll] - $12,000
Rune [carapace, LocKtar] - $7,000
- Aeronauts [bps, Locust] - $3,000
4th. Team Brazil [DEV, GT] - $1,000
5th.-8th. - $500

Quake 20 years anniversary – a new single player episode of Quake

Episode 5: Dimension of the past

START – Dimension of the Past – (Introduction level)
E5M1 – The Military Base – (Easy: 34, Normal: 43, Hard: 51) (Secrets: 6)
E5M2 – The Power Supply – (Easy: 54, Normal: 69, Hard: 78) (Secrets: 5)
E5M3 – The Dark Days – (Easy: 43, Normal: 53, Hard: 59) (Secrets: 5)
E5M4 – The Catacombs – (Easy: 58, Normal: 75, Hard: 86) (Secrets: 7)
E5M5 – The Stronghold – (Easy: 42, Normal: 54, Hard: 59) (Secrets: 5)
E5M6 – The Underworld – (Easy: 49, Normal: 61, Hard: 69) (Secrets: 4)
E5M7 – The Otherworld – (Easy: 48, Normal: 63, Hard: 68) (Secrets: 5)
E5M8 – The House of Doom (Secret level) – (Easy: 32, Normal: 39, Hard: 45) (Secrets: 1)
E5END – The Year Zero – (Easy: 15, Normal: 20, Hard: 25) (Secrets: 2)
E5DM – The Theater of Doom (Deathmatch level, 2-6 players)

Editor used: Worldcraft

Installation:
Create a „dopa“ folder in your Quake directory
Extract all files to the new folder: Quakedopa
Start the dopa.bat file (new demo indicates it started correctly)
Start a new game

Jerk Gustafsson
June 22, 2016

The choice of the engine client it is up to you.

Quakespasm, DirectQ, Dark Places or even a QuakeWorld client like ezQuake will probably do it.

I prefer Quakespasm for Linux, Mac and Win 32/64.

Some tips

Play with crosshair on - crosshair 1
Play with shadows on - r_shadows 1
Play with old soundtrack - steam
Play with a slightly better looking HD Shambler - func_msgboard
Vertical autoaim off & swim faster - quaddicted

Okay this gives me the chance to bring up some more news

Doom 3 BFG Hi-Def 2.7
A graphical mod. Was just recently released with new textures.

Doom 3 dhewm 3 1.4.0
caedes just recently released a source port for the original Doom 3. The goal was a unified port for all three platforms (mac, linux, win). Features are better widescreen support, Open AL and EAX on all platforms.

Always look into the readme of the map zipfile to find out which map format/client you need to play the specific map. If you have questions or run into problems just ask. Common modern clients (source ports) for singleplayer use are Chocolate Doom, Doomsday, Eternity Engine, PRBoomPlus, Risen3D, Zdoom/GZdoom etc. Every client has its purpose and features.

You can grab the Doom pack on steam. I think the games use a dos emulater. All you need are the .wad files which contains the game data. The doom2.wad is needed in most cases to play custom wads. Modern community clients will ask for the original wads in order to play custom wads.

Pro Tip... rarely you need to shot a switch, but it happens. If you run sideways the player speed is a bit faster, sometimes you need this to reach the next block or podest. Most maps are designed to play it on Ultra-Violence skill (UV). Dying is no shame and you will probably die a lot :)

Check out the following sources with link lists:

• id Software Twitter
• Bethblog news
• Doomworld topic *updated list of news*

Celebrate articles started slowly to popup on 10th. At first i thought its a shame to see so less news about the anniversary. Then nearly every gaming site offered a special and reminder of Doom.

• Old group photo (dallasnews)
This new photo could be from Romero's facebook page. I read he has more stuff there.

• Tim Willits says happy birthday (twitter)

• Merchandise
If you didnt know yet, Bethesda & thirdparty have some newer Doom merchandise to offer. Like the Cacodemon & Pain Elemental plushies (bethstore, gaming heads). Doom Marine and Quake 3 Phobos as plastic figurines from symbiote studios. The price is right and both is bigger in size then i thought. Shipping from the US bethstore took two weeks to europe. symbiote shipped from amazon.uk, took five days to my country.

• Tom Hall & John Romero at GDC with a Powerpoint video (gdcvault)
• Two quick but deeper interviews with John Carmack and John Romero from Doomworld
• Gamehistory video about id Software from Machinima (youtube)
• 'Masters of Doom' book

John Carmack:

"Obviously the multiplayer was a huge aspect of it, where you had deathmatch for the first time, and cooperative play, just being able to play with your friends. But one of the other things that was not quite so obvious were the very explicit steps I took to make the game moddable. We saw with Wolfenstein people basically figuring everything out for themselves, and making map packs and overwriting sprites and things, and that was all not intended by us. That was an emergent property of the game."

"The gameplay, in terms of how weapons work, how world interactive items work, all of that, how the AI works, that was all still largely my code at that time. You can trace the lineage of it back to Wolfenstein 3D, which was based on this 2-D game that I had written called Catacombs, which became Catacombs 3D. Those were things that I had written from scratch. But the personality of the game, in terms of dialing in exactly how much damage things do, tuning it, changing speed, [Doom co-creator John] Romero had a big part doing that. A lot of his fingerprints were on the core tuning elements of it."

Questions and answers are mostly about Doom. Very good stuff. This is not the awaited "after id" interview.

John Romero:



Thank god Romero is playing, because most of the writers from big gaming sites are bad at play old games :)