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Location: Rome, Italy ; Novi Sad, Srbija; Brisbane, Australia
Distribution: Ubuntu / ITOS2008
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Quake 2 quad damage on Linux?
Well, i got quake 2 to work nicely on Linux, and now i'm planning to buy quake 2 quad damage, in other words, all the mission packs as well. Are the mission packs also playable (supported) in Linux natively like quake 2?
Thanks
-NSKL
I'm happy to say: ofcourse! If you've got the quake2 binary working, there can't be any problem to install the mission packs.
To install them, just follow the instructions how to.
Sorry to be the rain on your sunny day , but ( don't you just hate buts
im pretty sure that is not the case as the quake2 game ai was implemented in a <whatever>.dll for windows and <whatever>.so for linux so unless the specific add on pack
had a linux port or of this <whatever>.dll it wont run in *native* linux , though i suppose you
could resort to wine.
move on to quake3, there's heaps of great mods for it , im pretty sure it does not suffer from
the dll problem as far as ive been able to tell.
Whoops ... I'm sorry. I indeed forgot that you've got more sorts of game binaries for quake2.
Quake and Q3A don't seem to suffer from that, do they?
btw: If you want something you'll be getter a looong Q3A future from, try playing (read: winning ) all levels on Hardcore skill with a mod called InstaGib.
Location: Rome, Italy ; Novi Sad, Srbija; Brisbane, Australia
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Well, by reading the README of the quake port i downloaded (quake2-r0-0.14.1) Both 'The reckoning' and 'ground zero' mission packs should be supported. Nothing else left but buy one of the mission packs and try it out. Wish me luck!
-NSKL
Originally posted by NSKL Well, by reading the README of the quake port i downloaded (quake2-r0-0.14.1) Both 'The reckoning' and 'ground zero' mission packs should be supported. Nothing else left but buy one of the mission packs and try it out. Wish me luck!
-NSKL
Good luck
Wish I could play it with you and the others, in the multiplayer coop mode thru the coopordie mod (http://www.planetquake.com/quake2/fe...motw/cod.shtml), fragging those Stroggs, but the damn notebook wont work...
I have all the expansions pack for Quake II(windows versions), and i have not any problem playing them...
ID binarys dont work for me in mi Slack 9.1, but icculus binarys does(http://www.icculus.org/quake2/)...
If you got ID binarys working on your box, you whont had any problem plaiyng the EP.
I love this game since it came out, and i allready lose count in how many times i finish it...=)
Have a blast...
The SIN Raven
Last edited by The SIN Raven; 11-04-2003 at 07:58 PM.
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