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Happy 20th anniversary.  Now in hi def!

Thanks for the responses. Here is what happened in the past for those interested in the whole story:

Anyway, these days I don't have the free time I used to have in the past and besides an occasional post once in a while, I will most likely just check for Generations Arena status updates when I visit these forums from time to time. It always brings me a smile to the face that Generations Arena is still being worked on after all these years and the 1.0 release will finally happen one day, then we will be blown away.

Thanks for reading and for understanding.

EDIT: Hopefully the message didn't turn out too long and the story isn't too boring/long to read. I added some extra information to the story but I hope the people enjoy my story nonetheless.

Fistmarine had requested for me to ban his account, so I did ask requested at the time.  Hopefully the drama can remain in the past...?

I don't recall your bad behavior. Remind me so i can be butthurt about it.   

Hello everyone! I am back after all these years. Thanks to Phoenix for approving my account. I have tried registering again in past 1-2 years or so (even tried using two different usernames) but for some reason my account wasn't approved back then.

Anyway, I feel sorry for my behavior in the early to mid 2010s, because I was a stupid teen/young adult and kept Phoenix busy with many questions unrelated to Generations Arena when sending PMs. Then I left the forum twice for various reasons but now I came back and I will not leave again. I will try to participate in some topics and be a somewhat active member.

I will continue following the progress of Generations Arena because this was my main reason why I registered the forums initially back in 2010 and I am glad to see the mod is still alive and getting a lot of cool status updates.

Cheers!

I liked them. I honestly was never into the original quake 2 campaign to the point where i never actually finished it. It always felt a little sloggy because i had to go back in forth constantly in extremely samey environments, but the N64 maps were clean and to the point. Now i totally love the new levels, the ability to make larger maps with an appropriate amounts of enemies  totally changes the game for me. That was kind of my problem with Quake 1 too i didn't care for the "we can't have the same number of enemies with killing the users system so we're just going to make the enemies that are here really spongy" thing didn't work for me at all. But that's the benefit of having a game stay active for so long, the level design can evolve with the hardware.

I did.  I had played an emulated version a while back, so this was my second time through.

Did anyone else play through the N64 levels?

it just rhymes thats all

I never understood the whole "Boomer Shooter" phrase. It's not even intended as an insult, and covers everything from Wolfenstein 3D to Quake 2 and even beyond, depending on who you ask.

It makes no sense.