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Qonquer Released
I released my Q1SP mod, Qonquer, today! Fight waves of monsters in arena style maps with the aid of your minions.

Info and download:
http://www.wantonhubris.com/qonquer/Qonquer.html

Thanks!
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Neat 
Played for a bit in the medieval arena level on hard mode until about wave 12-13. Didn't bother to check, but is there a tutorial on how to map for this? I was hooked on Lunaran's byzantine level for doom 3, which played a lot like this, for quite a while. Pretty fun what I played. 
 
I'm going to put together something tomorrow about how to map for it. I'll include a .def file and all that jazz... Will announce here when it's done! 
Love It 
great idea to have the arenas change over time and a real challenge to keep up the concentration. Also, minions <3

Btw I guess it�s recommended to play with aguirRe�s engine, had no problems with overflows even during the most intense battles.
Bring on the arenas! 
Bug? 
in the metal arena, my enforcer minions are able to damage me?! 
Nice! 
and awesome levels. Really makes me want to map for it, I have a nice idea in my mind.

I do not like that reverse weapon cycling is not possible. I am very dependant on it. :(
And that minions can hurt the player while he cannot hurt them.

It is great that one can save! 
 
Seilwolf

It's playable in standard software Quake, you shouldn't need special engines. Did you overflow? If so, at which level? I thought I was disposing of bodies/gibs quick enough but maybe not.

As for minions damaging you ... well, I wasn't sure what to do there. I kind of like that they can but I can take that out. I might make a newer version where the minions can't hurt the player or each other.

Spirit

What do you mean by reverse weapon cycling? I didn't intentionally change anything related to weapon switching. 
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