#Quake 2 concept art mod#
#Quake 2 concept art Patch#

There doesn't seem to be any sort of weapon it could fit for outside of maybe the scrapped Disintegrator. Items Nuke AmmoДЄ model for ammo called вЂњNukeвЂќ can be found in the item models folder.

#Quake 2 concept art Patch#

However, the model was finished later on, for the 3.20 patch that added weapon models for characters in multiplayer. However, the texturing is very early, suggesting the idea of picking it up was cut early on. This suggests that you had to pick it up at one time instead of always spawning with it when you start. There is an unused world model for the Blaster. The Disintegrator re-appears in the Quake II official mission pack 'Ground Zero' as a multiplayer-specific weapon, but does not seem to be related in models (as the Nuke ammo was not re-used).

It was probably scrapped because the BFG is damn powerful enough already and making an upgraded version of the gun everybody knows is ridiculously powerful thanks to Doom would make the game stupidly easy. The only difference between it and the regular BFG is that there is no pulling back the grip animation after firing it. When opened in a model viewer, it is the BFG 10K. Models for something called the вЂњDisintegratorвЂќ can be found in the weapon models folder.

#Quake 2 concept art mod#

The official Threewave CTF mod that ships with the official Quake2 patches finishes the skin and retools the cancelled weapon's art to serve as a grappling hook. Possibly because of the few uses it has, it was cut before it could get a proper texture job. There doesn't seem to be any place where a flare gun would fit outside of possibly the Outlands level, where the player must signal an airstrike. When the model is opened up, it shows some sort of weapon with extremely incomplete textures. On paper it sounds pretty different, but in reality it isn't.ДЄ model for a weapon named вЂњFlareGвЂќ can be found in the game's files. Instead of running through castles and blowing up knights, you run through orange-tinted futuristic buildings and blow up the best Borg wannabes late 1997-era technology could render. Quake II is a sequel to Quake in name only. Released internationally: December 7, 1997 Mail has been fixed you should now be able to confirm your e-mail address, watch pages, and the like.