Quake 3 CPMA: Cybrema Commander, Arena, DM5, Kuolema

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Published on August 11, 2019 1:15:16 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdjePARzmZk

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Quake III Arena (1999)

Duration: 33:43

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Oh right guys! This one fas kind a long one, but it has many seriously cool smacks! I used some dark dubstep music as backround music from YouTube. I see there's plenty good dubstep music for better gaming experiences and I really tried to play as good as I can with this fov 63,5 and no crosshair. There's no mods and I recorded it with Orginal Quake 3 Arena with point release 1.32 update only.

It's been long time since I got in to this DM5 only. Quake 3 Arena was kinda too serious to me while we played with friends so I started to play just single player mode and of course it's I Can Win Only -level. Many years ago I got so upset while the player model died so often at Nightmare -level, so I just continued with I Can Win -level and noticed it's potential as training the 'many ways to hit' abilities.

So many demos I have allready done and im sure I have done better than this, but have a nice music while seeing it, and remember that I really tried really to smack those opponents as realistic ways as I found, so it's not just shoot and run demo. The demo is about the 'view as the real bad one doing it, while there's been allready those approximately half million frags done in that DM5'.

In the cyper realistic story the Orbb became birds and it still is. Birds face keeps noices, so it's still shooting.

Okokokok. Have a nice half hour with another DM5 -demo. I suggest you to download the demo and see it with the orginal game because there's many effects that will show some important tricks that you may not see in rendered version.

So this fov 63.5 is @ the DM5 perspection and those bots do come really close, so it's more like run and boxing with all those weapons instead of seeing it all from far insted.

Submitted by Cybrema
Rendered at 1920x1080 @ 30fps
Demo filename: DEMO_Kuolema.dm_68

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