Ani plays Quake II: Call of the Machine (Part 7)
0This was short but God damn was this a huge pain in my ass. If not for the double damage and adrenaline secret, I'd be storming around the house hot headed and aching like yesterday.
Anyways the problem for me was the constant mutant monsters that covered up all the arena. There is a funny trick I was able to do by rocket jumping the top of a shambler but that was before I learned about the two secrets. Anyways I eventually mow the last two Shamblers to oblivion and met with an anti-climatic thank you from the developers.
All I'm left is what's next after this remaster? Is this a teaser for a new Quake game? Or another expansion in another remaster? Only time will tell really.
I mostly enjoyed these maps but I feel the final boss could be better and not swarm me with practical meat shields.
As for what's next, I personally want a Quake 3 remaster so that we can properly play multilayer again. Maybe include the expansions and Q3 Revolution on the PS2. And perhaps include elements from the dreamcast version.
Lastly I'd love to see newly made singleplayer campaigns for Q3. I'd love to see the best version of Q3 for modern players to play. As good as the original is, it begs for a remaster for technology sakes.
If they can do that, then do it. C'mon now.
Now with this video done, I am done for a mass portion of Quake. I could try Quake 3 but it's multiplayer and I'm not good with bots and plus the Team Arena expansion is kind of a pain to play.
Quake 4 I don't wanna touch because it's a shitty Id Tech 4 game with Weaker variants of the Quake 2 weapons. Not worth getting into. Maybe more fan content but I am not sure. I'll figure out what to touch next.