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Quake (Video Game)
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id Software's series of gritty, First-Person Shooter 3D games, combining Gothic Punk and Sci-Fi, also noted for their industry leading graphics, their fast paced multiplayer matches, and their placement firmly on the "unrealistic" end of the Fackler Scale of FPS Realism. Quake is the Spiritual Successor to the Doom series, with all that entails.The games that comprise the franchise are the following: Quake (1996) Quake II (1997) Quake III: Arena (1999) Quake III: Revolution (PlayStation 2, 2001) Quake Live (PC, browser version 2009, Steam free release 2014, Steam paid release 2015) Quake Arena Arcade (Xbox 360, 2010) Quake IV (2005) Enemy Territory: Quake Wars (2007) Quake Champions (2017 [early access]; 2022 [full version])Quake was one of the first major franchises to go big with licensing its engine to third parties, creating games like SiN (1998), Soldier of Fortune and Half-Life, as well as later Medal of Honor and Dark Forces titles, and the first two Call of Duty games (and, on a darker note, Daikatana). | |
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Crate Expectations | |
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Crate Expectations: Crates are very common in the series. They're mostly made out of metal. | |
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Not the Intended Use | |
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Not the Intended Use: The rocket launcher. Its intended use is of course to make Ludicrous Gibs of groups of enemies. Many players instead choose to use it to make massive Sequence Breaking leaps. | |
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Artifact Title: "Quake" referred to the protagonist in the game's early stages, then was the codename given for the main villain in the finished game's instruction manual. In the end, none of the games after the first one make any reference to the name "Quake" in any way. | |
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Minimalistic Cover Art | |
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Minimalistic Cover Art: The front covers of every primary entry in the series mostly feature the Quad Damage logo. | |
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The Colored Cross | |
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The Colored Cross: The first two games have a red cross on the medikit. The third game has green and yellow crosses floating in orbs, and the fourth game changed to a white symbol on a red background. | |
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Rocket Jump | |
| Quake (Video Game) / int_7a199cc7 | comment |
Rocket Jump: The Trope Codifier. Speedruns of the first two games will show you how high a player can rocket or grenade jump, given the right equipment. Even some secrets in Quake required doing a grenade jump. | |
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Hyperspace Arsenal | |
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Hyperspace Arsenal: As per the norm of the games of the era, the Player Characters can carry a lot of weapons at once, as the concept of only carrying two guns wouldn't be popularized until Halo: Combat Evolved. | |
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Slash Command | |
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Slash Command: One of the earliest series examples, if not the earliest. | |
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Shout-Out | |
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Shout-Out: The series as a whole has a page. | |
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Have a Nice Death | |
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Have a Nice Death: Courtesy of the in-game console system. | |
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Ludicrous Gibs | |
| Quake (Video Game) / int_db33bc7e | comment |
Ludicrous Gibs: Unsurprising, seeing how it's a Spiritual Successor to Doom. Everything from monsters to players will explode in a shower of blood and gibs provide they receive enough damage. | |
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Splash Damage | |
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Splash Damage: The rocket launcher. Against fast targets, it's actually more effective to aim at the ground near rather than trying to hit directly. | |
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