Func_Msgboard: Best Quake Denizens

Posted by ijed on 2006/11/22 18:14:51

another random quake discussion;

your favourite three quake monsters, including all expansions and custom made creatures (you�re not allowed to say your own).

for me -

fiend (the classic, vicious, determined, can gib the player)

qouth gug (a multipurpose miniboss; pure aggression on six limbs, always provides excitement)

spawn (unpredictable, possibly the most dangerous base quake enemy, depending)

personally i like creatures that are lethal but can be learned - ones without hitscan or undodgable attacks.

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#1 posted by than on 2006/11/22 19:43:14

Toothpaste, as it helps keep my teeth clean.

I like pretty much all the Quake monsters, aside from fish and dogs because they are so shit.

Particular favourites are:

Shambler - when you hear that roar, but don't spot where it is, it can be quite a heartstopping moment.

Ogre - When perched up high, their grenades can seriously force you to dance about.

Vore - come on, how are voreballs not one of the most fun things in Quake.

Just about all the enemies are fun though :) Quoth too.

FIENDS!

#2 posted by tron on 2006/11/22 21:48:59

1) Fiends, because they are pure leaping violent awesome.

2) Shamblers, map reviews by day, lightning tossing monsters by night.

3) Zombies, because I like annoying people, and theres nothing more annoying than lots of Zombies when you have no explosive weapons to gib them with.

Guess...

#3 posted by Shambler on 2006/11/23 01:12:30

BTW this is a pretty narrow-minded thread. How about best "Classic FPS monsters"??

#4 posted by Trinca on 2006/11/23 01:42:53

zomgg i love Vores :) is balls are real fun to kill other enemys :) bunnyjump and run with balls :), i like also shamblers becouse i like to kill then face to face with double shotgun!

but of course all monsters are cool

after id i like Quoth and some of nehahra( Baron) one of best ever!

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