Bethesda has announced that Quake Live is coming tomorrow on Valve’s digital distribution service as a free-to-play title. In order to celebrate it, the company has also released a Steam launch trailer that can be viewed below. In Quake Live, you play against players around the world in over 100 arenas with a dozen of game modes. Enjoy!
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Oh boy. Quake Live casual edition. iD you spoil us.
I will install it to kick the S#iT outta all the noobz that are gonna try playing it! 🙂
That new announcer voice is atrocious.
The announcer is atrocious. And what is this exactly? Q3A the free edition? Better play OpenArena
I play Quake Live from time to time…but Q3A is the best!
They changed announcer D:
Is it free and is it still beats every other source source shooter trying to be similar. OpenArena has nothing on Quake… While i would agree that Q3A is best because it obviously isn’t f2p.. Quake Live has grown very active in eSport while Q3A is dying. I’m not fond of their changes for the new standard game mode, but as the old game mode is still available, i guess it is fine.
Another reason i believe Q3A is being left behind is its compatibility with newer OS and game implementations like having a mouse with over a specific pool rate xx Hz can render the mouse unresponsive and “laggy”.
the loadouts thing is great for ffa and you can always play on normal settings. About time this got to steam, quake was my life between ’97 and 2001