
Is Anything "hip" Now?
#1 posted by
Lardarse on 2008/08/19 14:41:39
Most people here tend to use WC of some flavour. Personally, I prefer GTKRadiant, but that's only because I'm used to it now.
Metal and gothic makes me think of knave.wad, althoguh that's almost been done to death by Kell. You are likely to get directed to the Quaddicted wad archive at some point in this thread to get them all. But I can't be arsed to find the link...

Tadaa
#2 posted by
Text_Fish on 2008/08/19 14:53:50
http://www.quaddicted.com/wads/
Lucky guess --^
Loving the new website Kona, nice and bloody.

I'd Love To See
#3 posted by anonymous user on 2008/08/19 15:14:11
your take on the Knave texes :)

Oooh!!!
#4 posted by
RickyT33 on 2008/08/19 15:23:53
More Kona maps!!!!
Yes Please. Love the website. WC3.3+Quakeadapter (its on Quakeone.com) is the best thing to use IMO - it has better texturing and texture lock than 1.6 and a 3D accelerated view. The only flaw is that you can't increase the texture brightness :(
This is exciting!

Also
#5 posted by
bambuz on 2008/08/19 15:43:50
Not very new and not entirely non-id textures but there's Speedy's CR8 and Speedbaze:
http://speedy.planetquake.gamespy.com/textures.htm

Nonentity
#7 posted by
Lardarse on 2008/08/19 16:57:32
I think any legendary mapper (or near legendary... I'm not sure what the difference is around here) returning to mapping would be threadworthy. Would you really complain if it was someone like ELEK?

Hmm
#8 posted by
nonentity on 2008/08/19 18:09:53
Yes. Yes I would. Same goes for any old mapper returning (with the possible exception of headshot deciding to make a new map). And in specific reference to ELEK; knowing him he'd have expected me (or someone else) to kick off if he'd done this...
In fact, it's actually less excusable when it's someone who's been around a while, they should know the standard etiquette for func, including the purpose of the GA thread.
Oh, and the bullshit about 'any legendary mapper' can fuck right off. While I respect Kona's work (along with the work of many, many designers over the years) that does not mean he deserves any special treatment.
I'm not sure what the difference is around here - The difference is that if a random newbie has to obey the rules, so does the most seasoned veteran. It's not one rule for us another rule for the many, it's called equality. Try it rather than acting like a blind fan boi hero worshipping your personal jeebus.

Hmm
#10 posted by
nonentity on 2008/08/19 18:20:23
Oh, and couple of other points just occurred to me;
You seem to be labouring under the impression that anything that is an 'interesting piece of information' deserves it's own thread.
Unfortunately this is not the case, the discussion threads are for... well... discussions. Topics where various viewpoints can be expressed, discussed and debated till either a conclusion or nonsense is reached. Films, gameplay theories, largescale memes, those kinds of things.
Now obviously this thread is far from that, it's a basic question/answer (in fact, a question/answer that is less than 150 posts previous in GA), something that is far more suited for mapping help or general abuse, which I'm sure Kona will accept and take into account in the future.
However, you seem to be arguing that the return of formerly retired mappers is somehow a discussion topic. This makes no sense to me, there is little to discuss (other than ego-feeding, etc) in this, making it unsuitable to a discussion thread, but maybe a news thread would be suitable. It is after all a piece of information to be disseminated amongst the users (a la other news posts).
Thing is, I doubt that even you would argue that a piece of news that contains no new releases (maps/textures/code/wha'ever), no links to a potentially beneficial resource and frankly little of major import deserves to be in the news listings on the front page...
Which brings me back to my point (which you seem to disagree with, although I've yet to see an argument supporting why this is);
This belongs in mapping help or general abuse.
#11 posted by
johnxmas on 2008/08/19 18:24:08
WTF nonentity?
Ethereal Hell is back!
This is worth a new thread, imho.
(Great design, btw...)

Errr...
#12 posted by
johnxmas on 2008/08/19 18:28:29
no links to a potentially beneficial resource
nonentitiy,
Ever visited Ethereal Hell before?