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-You will never get consensus on whether Quake 1 or Quake 2 is better, the respective fans will die on their hill over that argument. (Psst, its Quake 1 :-p lol).
-Quake 3 is it's own beast, being solely a deathmatch focused game with the single player campaign having you fighting your way through different ranks of AI controlled opponents until you face the champion in a final show down.
-Quake 4... Uhhh... well everyone will tell you Q4 is the weakest in the series and I would agree to a certain extent. But for all folks say it's a bad game, it's really not. It's just of it's time, a mid 2000s shooter... You'll understand when you play it. Great atmosphere though, it uses the Doom 3 engine so the lighting is exquisite for the time.
And, yes, it is Quake 1 ;)
I'll argue a very unpopular opinion that the weakest game currently is probably quake 3. A multiplayer arena shooter almost 25 years old is going to have two major issues for new players. Bots are weak and diving into multiplayer has such a skill ramp it may as well be a wall when you find players.
Quake 1 is amazing albeit with it's quirks. It's tone is incredibly unique. The easy to access content with the remaster is nice, although a sourceport will get you the best of the best and most content. my biggest complaint is the "Bosses". Then again, Id's idea of a boss fight is a mixed bag in retrospect.
Quake 2 holds up and feels more connected to Doom in many ways. Gone is the mashup of genres for a proper vision of a setting with little compromise for it's time. The enemy design is more coherent than the first game which can be good or bad depending on outlook.
Both of these games are classics.
Now onto a tangent and a more unpopular opinion.
Doom 3, Quake 4 and Wolfenstein 2009 which all ran on id tech 4 are underrated and i'd say great FPS games in an era of call of duty and the "Halo Killer". Sure they aren't Half Life 2, halo 3, or CoD but they are worth the time and I'd say are overlooked gems of that decade.
May I also add the original Prey (the 2006 one) to that list of underrated classics. Totally worth a play if you are able to track a copy down. Possibly a spicy take: Prey is the best Id Tech 4 game. Or at the very least the most creative Id Tech 4 game.
Again, I can't disagree with a word you wrote. Only reason I didn't include prey was it wasn't an id IP. Brink is really the only Bad id tech 4 game.
But buy the original disks off ebay or something. Don't give the damn mouse a cent.
I hope the Yuuzhan Vong drop a moon on Anaheim for what those bastards did to Star Wars.
I agree, Prey is the best of that generation and the last good game that Human Head will have ever made
Means no matter what we'll never get that Prey 2 we got a trailer for.
Especially since both the Prey 2006 and Prey 2017 teams were assigned "pick up that can, citizen" duty with Redfall and then promptly beanbagged afterward
https://youtu.be/5h2TkpFEsn8
All you blokes are good people. It's refreshing to see such positive discourse about the things we enjoy.