Quake

http://index.hu/tech/godmode/2016/06/22/a_virtualis_valosag_tonkretette_a_valodit/

Még egy Willits interjú:
http://metro.co.uk/2016/06/21/quake-champions-tim-willits-interview-people-are-afraid-of-quake-which-is-kind-of-awesome-5958340/

So what Champions is – and it’s a tight focus – is it takes that visual style and the Elder Gods and Lovecraft, Cthulhu, and Shub-Niggurath… that look and feel and grittiness, and it incorporates that in a Quake III/Quake Live style of strafe-jumping, rocket-jumping, air control. So it’s very important for us to be true to that feel, and then it adds the champions, with their abilities, as an evolution of our genre. It adds a layer that makes it a little more advanced, gives more stuff for people to do; it modernises it to some degree.

But it’s important for us, and I designed the shareware version of the original Quake. So I know how important it is! So that essence of what Quake is, is very important. So the question is, ‘Why not make a single-player campaign?’ We want to make a tight-focused, multiplayer-only experience for the PC. No excuses, no limitations.

GC: So how is it going to work… I quite liked Doom’s multiplayer…
TW: Doom’s multiplayer is awesome!
GC: I’m not sure how it got such a bad reputation.
TW: [whispers] People are wrong.
GC: [laughs] But the area where I could agree with them is with the loadouts, which really didn’t seem to fit the old school style.
TW: There are no loadouts in Quake.
GC: So you pick up the weapon in the map, you know where it’s going to spawn…
TW: Yeah, so you pick up all your weapons, we’ve got the holy trinity. You’ve got timer items; we have timers that help, but you have to get the armour and find your ammo…

GC: I don’t think you’ve said, but how are you monetising the game?
TW: We haven’t talked about that yet. We’re still working that out. But we do want to make sure we have as many people as we can. I mean Quake Live has been free-to-play since 2008, but we’ll figure something out that’s inclusive enough.
GC: That’s interesting, because the Overwatch guys hadn’t decided on that either just a few months before release. I like that working out how to make money from it is a secondary concern.
TW: We’re worry about that later. [laughs] Because, again, we want to be competitive. Not competitive as in competitive with other people, but we want the game to have… people to be playing in leagues and tournaments and stuff. So we need lots of people, but we still need to actually make some money, so it’s hard. We gotta figure it out.

GC: Obviously you’re not going to announce anything today. But was that just you telling me a story when you say this doesn’t close the door on other types of Quake game? Because if you’re making something that is this specific, that implies you could still do a Quake single-player and whatever.
TW: We are not shutting the door on new consoles or single-player…
GC: Because I know Jens Matthies from MachineGames would love to make that.
TW: [Purposefully ignores comment] We wanted a focused game, draw your lines and make the best game we possibly can within those boundaries.

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