- A description of the project and some of the design elements
- If you use Firefox or Internet Explorer and have Unity3D web plugin, you can play the prototype.
- Download the prototype (25MB).

- 1st place WCG 2001 q3 2v2 with prozac
- 1st place Eurocup VI q3 4v4 with EYEballers
- 4th place ESWC 2003 q3 1v1
- 1st place ESWC 2004 q3 1v1 team Sweden

This is a strange turn of events. Recently, I had plans to move to London, where I would have had considerably less time to dedicate to gaming. But because of certain changes of plans, I stay in Sweden, and have been focusing on getting my stream up, and practice gaming seriously. I'm really happy about Memento approaching me with this opportunity. I can't wait to attend another LAN event playing the game I've loved for more than half of my life.

I will do my best to perform at my highest level and at the same time put on a great show up and until the actual event in July. I hope you all look forward as much as me to this, and also hope that you all will join me on this journey! Let's do this!

It's been increasingly harder for me to travel to events in the recent years, but I still would like to support the scene. The best way I can is to help out players traveling to tournaments. Last year, I picked demon because he was showing good performance on faceit and I knew he had the time to prepare. This year I picked Fazz as he started his own streaming project and discussing with him he has shown strong motivation to prepare and do his best in Dallas.

What matters most to me is the ability of a player to take this opportunity seriously and give his best shot. My hope is that this will fuel energy into the online scene for the months before the tournament. The actual LAN performance is something harder to predict, but that's also the beauty of it. Overall, the more players attend it with a serious attitude, the better the show for everyone.

- You cannot accuse yourself.

- Calling a vote costs you a 1 point, which you may get back depending on the outcome (see below).

- At any vote, if you participate and your guess is right you make 1 point, 0 otherwise.

- When you catch (i.e. call a successful vote on) the hacker, you make 2 points (+1 for call cost).

- When you are caught as the hacker, you loose 2 points.

- If you are the hacker, and manage to get someone else accused, you make 2 points (+1 for call cost).

- If a hacker manages to stay undetected for 1 minute, he gets 4 points, and a new hacker is randomly selected.

Now you all know
The leak and what’s wrong.
We all asked them why,
Then sat down and cry...
In a game far away,
We may meet again,
but now hear the song
about the death of the one:
let’s sing the Quake song!

Tomorrow they’ll lock it away,
behind a paywall;
No one will ever know our game.
Just its pitiful remains...
Tomorrow they’ll take it away,
The Quake of today,
It will be gone...
...I bet it’s all on sponge.

There’s only one game
And… I won’t find
The courage to start
Playing something that’s new
Now the fun times are over,
And it’s time to leave
No one should cash in for the rights of the one,
They now call “classic”

Tomorrow they’ll lock it away,
Behind a paywall,
No one will ever know our game
Just its pitiful remains
Tomorrow Quake Live will be gone,
But you are not alone,
So come to my side,
And sing this song
Cause the true Quake will remain
In our hearts remain

In my thoughts and in my dreams
There’s only one of a kind
With item timing, and no loadout
Where jumping takes some tries
Not Quake Live 2.0

Quake Live TDM

Date: 10-12 October 2014
Place: The Storm LAN party in Sint-Niklaas (Belgium)
Website: http://www.thestorm.be
Attendees: http://www.thestorm.be/attendees
Signup fee: 30 € (quake only)
PCs: 8x laptops (Dell e6410, 4GB RAM, VGA connector) + 60Hz LCD

Base: 200€ (from Lan Organizers)
Donations: like for Dreamhack, I offer to handle donations.
Note: the fee of the Prague Lan was 50€. Every player should consider donating 20€ while signing up.
Subscription Tokens:1 year (4x), 3 months (4x) and 1 month (4x)

- This article is not about bashing CA as a game mode. There are many aspects touched here where duel appears more complex, but "complicated" does not mean "better" (love relationships are a good example of that ;). Also, I played loads of CA back in the days, and it's the mode where I learned to love the core mechanics of Quake, so if you love CA, I know where you come from.

- This article is not about convincing you to play duel. Personally, I love playing duel, especially because it opened my eyes to so many things about Quake. But if you cannot be bothered with learning it, I won't argue with that. In fact, this article may scare some players away, as it shows how steep this road is.

- This article is not a substitute for practice.

- This article is not a one-time-read thing. If you are new to duel you should read this, practice for some weeks, and then come back to read it again, possibly iterating a few times. As it's true for many guides, there is definitely more to learn than what you can get in one read if you are new to the game.

- This article is my attempt to put in plain words what I wish somebody had told me when I started playing duel, after various years playing CA in RA3. It's based on my own experience, on readings, and on discussions with better players. I try to double check what I write, and given this is esr, I expect people to point out any conceptual mistake.

Best Comeback: 100$ USD Marcel "K1llsen" Paul (VOD)
Best Match: 200$ USD Alexey "Cypher" Yanushevsky vs. Shane "rapha" Hendrixson (VOD)
Best Unexpected Performance: 100$ USD Kenneth "plazmaistar" Aulie
Best Frag: 100$ USD Tomasz "gienon" Slusarczykk (stream, pov)

- ($100 USD) Best Comeback
- ($200 USD) Best Match
- ($100 USD) Best Unexpected Performance
- ($100 USD) Best Frag

1. Best comeback - 100$
2. Best match - 200$ (100$ to each player)
3. Best unexpected performance - 100$
4. Best frag - 100$