I don't really want to call "Quake Craft" a new game in Arcade. Because, it already existed. A couple months ago, in the old Arcade lobby there were 8 games, 1 of them didn't work wich one was Hide and Seek. But Quake Craft was a bit different, CubeCraft changed it a bit and I don't really like it that much anymore. This is just my opinion. I liked the old maps more and the text when you kill someone or if you get killed is pretty annoying and the way of killing someone is different, wich makes it more difficult for me, I'm used to the old Quake Craft. It's still one of my favorite games. Just a pity that they changed it, but well done! ^-^
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I think they're both about the same, I actually like this one more because the new projectiles let you actually aim effectively. I agree that it shouldn't be called a new game, they should say it's back or returning or something. The one thing I don't like is that in the one bullet one with the swords, the swords don't need to insta-kill, I'm sick of getting killed just because someone clicked one millisecond before me. I think I played a similar game on another server where the swords didn't instakill but the ranged did, and it was much more enjoyable.
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