
#Tv tropes quake 4 professional#
Quake IV is also more story-driven than Quake II with a cast of professional voice actors to help immerse the player in the war against the Strogg. On higher difficulties, enemies are a serious threat and running at them "guns blazing" isn't always the best solution.

Strauss gets points for being Plucky Comic Relief in the otherwise dreary plot with the weight of heavy casualties on the story's shoulders.Some Quake fans were hoping to see him become playable in Quake Champions as he has only appeared in this installment. Matthew Kane himself has his fans due to becoming an Empowered Badass Normal after his Stroggification.Being railed without armor is a guaranteed One-Hit Kill on General difficulty. The Machine Gun & Railgun Tacticals are sometimes worse because their weapons are Hitscan and very accurate. If one takes you by surprise, you can find yourself dead in seconds from a hail of blaster bolts. Tactical Strogg with Hyperblasters can be incredibly dangerous.In vehicle-based levels, they also tend to pack the punch, and they come in packs too. They're even worse at the Boss Rush in the Nexus Core. Heavy Hovertanks are a handful to fight on foot and their homing rockets need to be kept track of because they hurt a lot.Grunts are like an easier form of the Berserker but still not to be underestimated. Berserkers are incredibly fast for their durability and being hit at melee range isn't feasible because they can hurt you severely.Demonic Spiders: The demonic attribute becomes especially noticible on General difficulty.However, others feel that the game was wrongly misjudged due to nostalgia and releasing in a bad time (close to F.E.A.R and Call of Duty 2, both of which stole Quake IV's thunder) which led to many never giving the game a chance and missing out on a solid, if a little unoriginal, shooter and causing the franchise to never have another story-based game note The unenthusiastic commercial and critical reaction of the game caused the cancellation of an Expansion named Awakening which would tied loose ends, as following Quake games are multiplayer-only spin-offs. Contested Sequel: While considered So Okay, It's Average on its day, many in the "Boomer" Shooter community note Which refers to people that focus on retro DOOM-like and Quake-like shooters still loathe the game for, what they feel is, betraying the tenets of the Quake franchise such as the removal of long jumps, slower movement and the focus on "corridor shooting" rather than arenas with verticality.While still a Rail Shooter level, "Tram Ride" is still less demanding than the two areas set between it (the Data Storage levels, including Tram Hub Station, and the Data Processing levels).The Putrefaction Center level is set between two draining, enemy-heavy levels (Recomposition Center and Waste Processing Area) and is lighter on enemy count.The Intermission levels have Kane going around the USS Hannibal, without gunning down anything or anyone.

#Tv tropes quake 4 free#
On top of all that, they can sometimes get stuck on the level architecture, letting you score free hits.

It's even less intense if you had the foresight to hoard BFG ammo as the black-holes also neutralize the Makron's teleport dropper ability and there's no reason not to spam it since it's the final level. The room also has excellent cover from your arch-nemesis (including an upper floor in the second phase).

Anti-Climax Boss: The Makron can feel anticlimactic because, at this chapter of the game, you're armed with a Hyperspace Arsenal of automatic weapons, explosives, and carry the game's BFG, a dark matter gun.
