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Quake Live - Splash Screen

Full Name: Quake Live

Release Date: August 6, 2010 (13 year's ago)

Publisher: Bethesda Softworks

Genre: First-Person Shooter Game

OS: Microsoft Windows

How to Use

1. Open the Command console with: Ctrl, Alt, ~

2. In the console type: 'com_allowconsole 1' and now just use the ~ key to open/close the Command Console.

 

The Cheats

cmdlist = Shows the list of available commands.

give all = Gives all weapons, 100 health and 100 armor.

god = Immortality to ammo damage.

g_gravity = Adjust gravity to # (number). Use for jumping higher. Default: 800.

notarget = Enemies ignore and won't target the player.

noclip = Player changes to spectator mode and can pass through walls/items.

Notes

Play against bots in practice mode with this cheat:

devmap qzpractice2

 

See Also

Quake Wars Cheats

 

Links

Quake Live | Wikipedia

Large list of Console commands | Steam Community Forum

Nord VPN

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Quake Live: A retrospective

Quake Live, initially launched in 2010 by id Software, is a free-to-play online multiplayer first-person shooter. Based on the classic Quake III Arena, Quake Live aimed to bring the fast-paced and competitive gameplay of the Quake series to a broader audience through web-based accessibility. The game underwent various changes and updates over the years to adapt to the evolving landscape of online gaming.

Key features of Quake Live include:

1. Classic Quake Experience: Quake Live retains the core gameplay mechanics and fast-paced action that made Quake III Arena a classic. The game focuses on skill-based combat, precise movement, and intense battles in various arena-style maps.

2. Accessibility: One of the defining aspects of Quake Live is its web-based platform, allowing players to access the game directly through a web browser. This eliminated the need for extensive downloads or installations, making it more accessible to a wider audience.

3. Free-to-Play Model: Quake Live initially adopted a free-to-play model, providing players with access to a base set of maps and game modes at no cost. An optional premium subscription, known as "Quake Live Pro," offered additional features, such as exclusive maps and the ability to create custom game modes.

4. Competitive Environment: The game maintained a strong focus on competitive play, with features such as leaderboards, player rankings, and various tournaments. Quake Live attracted a dedicated community of competitive players and esports enthusiasts.

5. Continuous Updates: Over the years, Quake Live received updates and adjustments to improve balance, introduce new maps, and address community feedback. The developers actively engaged with the player base to refine and enhance the gaming experience.

6. Community-Driven Content: Quake Live encouraged community participation, allowing players to create and share custom maps. The game's Workshop feature enabled the community to contribute to the map pool and expand the variety of environments available for play.

While Quake Live experienced changes in its business model and faced challenges, it maintained a loyal player base and continued to serve as a testament to the enduring appeal of classic arena shooters. The game's commitment to accessibility and competitive play contributed to its longevity and its status as a staple in the history of online first-person shooters.

- IDGC editor