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> I can very clearly remember installing the card and then loading up 2Fort4 in the Team Fortress mod and suddenly being able to see THROUGH THE WATER. Searchi
by AdmiralAsshat 2y ago
> I can very clearly remember installing the card and then loading up 2Fort4 in the Team Fortress mod and suddenly being able to see THROUGH THE WATER.
Searching for "2Fort4" in YouTube yielded some interesting videos for people curious what the original Quake Mod version of the map looked like:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJh36LuKwVQ&pp=ygUGMkZvcnQ0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJh36LuKwVQ&pp=ygUGMkZvcnQ0
As someone who still spends at least 3 hours a week playing 2Fort on the current Team Fortress 2, it's fascinating to see how the core of the map is still basically the same after 20 years.
EDIT: Another video which goes into more detail about the history of each 2fort version, going back to its original inspiration from a Doom 2 level:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tid9QwAOlng&t=375s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tid9QwAOlng&t=375s
- cogman10 2y agoInteresting, didn't realize this design was that old. Feels a little like teapot :). The video also misses that there was a pretty popular 2fort for half life 1.
- tracker1 2y agoI spent so much of my early 20's in that map/mod on Q1. I don't think I've had that level of just fun in any game/map/mod since then.