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Revision as of 18:07, 24 May 2011
Welcome to the QuakeWorld Wiki!
This Wiki is open for anyone who wants to contribute material as long as it is QW-related.
Current event
NQR Ladder Summer 2011 - featuring 1on1, 2on2 and 4on4 ladders for everyone. Featured article
Bunnyhopping was invented by qdq crew in 1996 and developed somewhere between 1998-2003 and is practically used in all modern FPS games. Bunnyhoping is also called speedjumping since it was a bug from the beginning but has for a long time been thought of as a feature that gives QuakeWorld it's charm.
Do you remember..
..Fragfest '96? Sponsored by Galaxy and PC Gamer there was a large gathering of QuakeWorld players in Stockholm, Sweden. Memorable clans such as Up Your Backpack, The Teddybears, Clan McCloud and Swedish Chefs all had members representing them at this LAN. These guys played some hardcore FFA and the winner of the tournament could look forward to a brand new Pentium 200 if he managed to to win against all of the other ~50 participants. Resources
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