ET:QW -- How many slots?

(escapedturkey) #1

Apologies in advance if this has been asked before. How many slots will ET:QW support?

Thank you. 8)

(taken) #2

SEARCH BEFORE YOU POST ONELINER QUESTIONS. ok?

(RosOne) #3

Pure curiosity, how many do you need?

(taken) #4

64… Like all the other bfplayers making these threads.

(senator) #5

You’re always on the frontline too, which means the game feels as if many more players are engaged, even though we feel battles of 24-32 players are ideal. Incidentally, I have no doubt players will make use of the room on the maps by setting up 128-player games down the line.

(kamikazee) #6

I posted that yesterday…

@escapedturkey: searching can save lives!

(nashslash) #7

I don’t understand who some of you people think you are. What’s with this entire negative attitude all the time? If someone posts and asked a legitimate question, why not just answer it if you know the answer. Not just flame people for NOT searching the entirety of the forums for there answer. Isn’t this meant to be a community site for members and people with an interest in ETQW and other games? And for people to ask these kinds of questions?

I have asked Splash Damage via the forums for an ETQW update only to be flamed by other forum members (How dare I ask such a thing, it done when it’s done.)

The answer is we all want the play this game at the earliest possibility. So let’s be nice to each other please. I suspect there is a lot of sexually frustrated very young men out there in forum land with to much Testosterone in them…
:lol: :lol: :lol:

(kamikazee) #8

We just don’t like to repeat our own words, that’s what tape recorders are for. :wink:

(Wils) #9

I think it goes both ways - if you’re new to a forum, take some time to familiarise yourself with it before posting for the first time. The people using that forum aren’t just there for your benefit.

Chances are your question will have already been asked and answered at least once, so using the search feature before asking anything is pretty common etiquette. A couple of notable general purpose forums also have things like link checkers so you can make sure the link you’re about to post hasn’t already been posted by someone else.

On the other hand, it costs nothing to be civil, and it’s better to just not reply if something/someone bothers you.