in quake champions, if you're lucky, you'll play on a symmetrical map.
these small tweaks greatly enhance the gamemode. item control is irrelevant in this mode, and asymmetrical maps kill balance. for example: when i play ctf, i want to play on a symmetrical map, and i want to spawn with all weapons. moddability allows for necessary changes to existing game modes, as well as entirely new game modes, or even standalone mods, to exist. team fortress, counter-strike, DOTA, insurgency, day of defeat, PUBG, garry's mod, and these are just off the top of my head. there's no way quake champions will stand the test of time without a server browser and moddability.Ī number of very popular games and franchises have been borne from mods. players could make their own servers, with their own rules, addons, whatever. the gameplay alone isn't what allowed quake to be as popular as it was in it's heyday, it was also the moddability and the server browser.
it takes too long, it forces you to play on bad maps, and it spits you right back into the queue when it ends.Ī server browser for casual games would not only be more efficient, it would also allow for a more personalized search, the ability to keep playing on a server, and it would allow for community growth. however, for casual, it's just a nuisance. For competitive modes where each match needs to be curated, i can see the value in a matchmaker.
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