Reminds me of my community of modders and mappers of the original Jedi Knight game. The engine was out-of-date pretty soon after release, but it's only within t

Reminds me of my community of modders and mappers of the original Jedi Knight game. The engine was out-of-date pretty soon after release, but it's only within the last few years that the editing community has died down. People found ways to create 16 bit textures (the game only came with 8bit colour-mapped ones), how to implement bots in multiplayer, they hacked the binary to remove hard-coded graphical limitations. All of this happened while there were far more powerful engines like Quake 3 and Unreal available to play with. Sometimes it's good to see just how far you can push an idea.