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Chainsaw Good: Ground Zero has one of these.

Beam Spam: The Plasma Beam in Ground Zero.

The detail? None of the original models/skins which shipped with the game included any space suit.

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into a Space Ship with open windows and entrances/exits. Batman Can Breathe in Space: The Secret Level Comm Satellite requires the player to deactivate some stuff.Authority Equals Asskicking: The Makron (Supreme Strogg Leader).The most extreme case would probably be the Makron - the only organic part of him left is his brain. As mentioned above, some of them possess weaponry in place of limbs, others just have mechanical body parts to replace the organic ones. Artificial Limbs: The Strogg fit this trope to varying extremes.They later decided to stick to Quake II for the sake of riding on the success of their last hit game, and it worked.

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Word is that id Software had other titles in mind for Quake II, but they were all copyrighted.

Artifact Title: Quake II (which still doesn't refer to anything named Quake) and The Reckoning.

The whole thing is aptly named "Operation Overlord" at the end of the Strogg War. How they are used? Take a few hundred of them, put a marine in each, seal the can, and let them swarm the enemy's base or planet, hoping that at least a few will survive the anti-aircraft fire.

It's also the fate of their human prisoners of war, as the Strogg have messed with them in such a fashion that they will be forever in utter agony, leaving you to kill them in order to release them from their torment.

This is implied to be the fate of those who go all the way through the Stroggification process by a coroner examining one of the Strogg corpses, although eventually all higher brain function atrophies leaving an empty shell with no individual will left, up to that point though the victim is aware of his actions but unable to control them.

Anatomy Arsenal: Many of the Strogg have had their limbs replaced with assorted weaponry.

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All There in the Manual: Details about the game's backstory, the Stroggos' background and a lot of info can be found on the HTML manuals which come with the game.Its story was continued by Quake IV and Enemy Territory Quake Wars.

Two mission packs, which followed the same storylines as the original game, were released as well: Quake II: Ground Zero by Rogue Entertainment and Quake II: The Reckoning by Xatrix Entertainment.įollowed by Quake III Arena. Nowadays, Quake II is much more fondly remembered for its technical advancements and engaging multi-player mode than its single-player mode. However, in retrospect, Quake II is considered one of Id Software's weakest single-player games, being the first game created after John Romero's departure and lacking much of the creativity that made Doom and Quake household names, in stark contrast to Romero's own Daikatana, a game that failed for the exact opposite reason. The technical improvements here were impressive at the time, with colored lighting, higher resolution, smoother graphics and bigger levels that, alongside Unreal, spurred the widespread adoption of early hardware 3D accelerators. Each Unit has up to seven levels, interconnected among them, so players could go from one level to the other and vice-versa, until they hit that unit's exit. The levels in the game and the expansions are divided into several chapters, called Units. It gave the player clear tactical goals, making their way systematically through the city and shutting down the enemy's military infrastructure and its leader. The player must go across several cities and areas of the Strogg planet in order to cause the most harm as possible. It was Id's first FPS with a real story, about Earth launching a counter-attack on the homeworld of the vicious Strogg, said operation called "Operation Alien Overlord", who were kidnapping humans for meat and body parts. The game was a sequel In Name Only, originally developed as an all-new original IP before having the Quake name attached to it, for better or worse. Quake II, the follow-up to Quake, was released in 1997.