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Member 12 posts
Registered: Nov 2011
Hello, first post...
I've started playing again after almost 10 years...
I'm running nquake/ezquake but I'm not in any way able to set up a proper Deathmatch game.
Me and some friends on a local network want to play.
The kind of game I want and what I still see people play is the one where you enter the map with full of everything.
And when all players type ready there's a countdown...
What am I doing wrong?
Member 12 posts
Registered: Nov 2011
oops, posted in wrong forum - can someone move?
Administrator 1864 posts
Registered: Feb 2006
Since you are using nQuake, you have the frogbot mod, you can use this for whatever mode you wanna play.
Just type bot_1on1, bot_2on2, bot_4on4, bot_ffa - and instead of adding bots, have your friends join your server and type /ready - Hope it helps.
Member 87 posts
Registered: Apr 2011
What you're looking for is the console setting deathmatch 4
Administrator 1864 posts
Registered: Feb 2006
What you're looking for is the console setting deathmatch 4 I don't think he wants to play dmm4, I think he want the server to be in prewar until people go ready. If you use nQuake and just start a match on any given map, the server will be using FFA settings, eg. no prewar
Administrator 2059 posts
Registered: Jan 2006
"match" is the command to enable/disable match mode. www.facebook.com/QuakeWorld
Member 1435 posts
Registered: Jan 2006
Default installation of ezQuake/nQuake does not contain match support, you need to run separate MVDSV instance with KTX mod in it.
Administrator 1864 posts
Registered: Feb 2006
Default installation of ezQuake/nQuake does not contain match support, you need to run separate MVDSV instance with KTX mod in it. That is not true, the nQuake package is bundled with frogbot and that works just fine for lan play!
Member 12 posts
Registered: Nov 2011
Wow - a big thanks for all the answers! zalon is right - the included frogbot mod was enough - bot_1on1 gave me exactly what i wanted
Member 1435 posts
Registered: Jan 2006
Ah yeah, Zalon is right. Sorry about the confusion.
News Writer 646 posts
Registered: Mar 2006
"bot_1on1" will create the server on your own computer
If you connect to an existing server on the internet, most of the time you can just type "/1on1" in the console to enable 1on1 mode. (or /2on2, or /4on4, or maybe /ffa depending on what you want)
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