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It is entertaining for me to see someone mastering games at a level, which is just pure art. I have been playing Quake since 1999, it is most propably the hardest fps game ever created, where you need months/years of practice to be an average player. In the beginning I felt like leaving the game, beside the horendest modem bills, but I was amazed about the community at that time and the mechanics of the game. So I kept goin to a level where I could compete in team based tournaments. I played Quake (Quake Live) till 2017.

The original Quake? I remember having it, and yes, it was difficult. It was never my absolute favorite, or anything. I actually think it was technically my stepdad's game that he got for himself, but of course, he let me play it, as well. I think we did complete it, but it was never anything I was overly passionate about. Fun game, though.

We also had Quake 2, which was the Quake game I played the most.

I can imagine it taking tons of practice to be good at a Quake game. I've watched some of the online Quake tournament things, and it's pretty insane how some of the hardcores go about it playing it.

Did you ever play Tribes? I had a group of friends who were way into that, the timing and skill of some of those players was insane.

Actually it was Quake 3 Arena. I never played the original Quake 1.

Yes it is crazy the dedication of pros at the highest level of play. I guess that is the reason why it could never gain the popularity again. It just takes too much time for new players to compete with the pros.

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