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I WANT my CD key! - December 13st, 1999   — LeeMon id's decision to use a CD key to protect against piracy is justified. Report Card to the NIMF - December 1st, 1999   — LeeMon A reaction to the NIMF's opinion on video games and violence.

The Importance of Complexity and Diversity in Today's Games - November 23rd, 1999   —Requiem FPS complexity challenges our skills... Violence and Gaming - November 16th, 1999   — Dru Is Quake, along with other games in its genre, really responsible for acts of violence committed by today's youth? A Purist's Rules to FPS Design - November 5th, 1999   — Ryan "Novus" Harris Keeping the clutter out of FPS'. Rebuttal to Essobie's Editorial - October 15th, 1999   — Andrew Grapple Controversy - Part Deux The Woes Of Being A Multi-Gamer - October 12th, 1999   — Brian "Rozzer" Forsyth Game loyalty? CTF != The Grappling Hook - October 7th, 1999   — Essobie Q3 Arena - minus the grapple hook. Jailbreak and Free Lunches - October 4th, 1999   — Steve Karstensen Do mod makers "owe" people anything? Pixels and Texels - September 13th, 1999   — Roscoe Sincero A look at the future of video cards. Yes, Camping is Evil! - September 2nd, 1999   — Assasin / Annihilist[LSD] A response to "The Evils of Camping" Give Me Cable or Give Me Death! - August 31st, 1999   — Hellchick Will we all be LPBs one day? Does Age Equal Maturity? - August 25th, 1999   — Dissonance Is age a defining factor in online gaming? Headhunting - August 23rd, 1999   — Monstro Trash talking and the Female Frag Fest! To Smack or Not to Smack - August 12th, 1999   — Hellchick Trash talking and the Female Frag Fest! The Evils of Camping - August 9th, 1999   — Fiend Action Quake 2 and camping? Shifting Trends in the Gaming Industry - July 13th, 1999   — Chris Smith (DragonMaster) id switching to multiplayer only games has triggered an interesting move in gaming trends. 32-bit Graphics Shows 3dfx's True Colors - July 12th, 1999   — Roscoe Sincero A continuation of the last article. Is She 7 or 17? - June 30th, 1999   — Roscoe Sincero A look at what you're getting and not getting with the Voodoo3. Doom 2000 + Rebuttal - June 3rd, 1999   — EpsCylonB and John Brownlee A response to the Doom 2000 editorial and a response to that... Doom 2000 and Q3A - May 26th, 1999   — Fragmaster Fragmaster speaks his mind. The L33T D00D Multiplayer Tutorial - May 11th, 1999   — Lowtax It's about time we addressed their needs. Sue 'em All - April 15th, 1999   — Lowtax font face="Arial, Helvetica" size="-1"> The 100 Millionth Editorial Written About the Stupid id Software Lawsuit PC Game Boxes - April 9th, 1999   — Fargo They're just not big enough, dammit! It's Our Game And We'll Capture If We Want To - April 2nd, 1999   — Ian Hamilton In defense of CTF and its community. Capture The ZZzz.. - March 26, 1999   — Tikki Why are CTF mods so dominant in the first person shooter world? Can somebody change the record please? Breaking The Cycle - February 26, 1999   — WizardMan A look at attitudes to newbies in the online gaming community, and the kind of treatment they have to face from the viewpoint of a genuine AOL ex-newbie. Hard and Fast - February 19, 1999   — Ted J. Vessenes A look at what makes QuakeWorld and Quake II different and how Quake III Arena may bring it all together. "Best Of Both Worlds" - February 12, 1999   — Paul Campbell Paul Campbell, aka [NME]MrBassMan, takes a look at the whole QuakeWorld vs Quake II debate and puts the European Quake II community's side of the argument. How does all this affect Quake III Arena? Are id being swayed by a small but vocal minority of American QuakeWorlders? Will Quake III Arena just be QuakeWorld with fancier graphics, will id succeed in bringing us the best of both worlds, or will they just cop out and leave it all up to the server ops? Nice Guys Finish Last - February 5, 1999   — Dan Lichtenberg A look at attitudes towards newbies, and etiquette and good manners in the Quake community, or rather the lack of both. Just For The Fun Of It January 29, 1999   — Anacrime Do some people take Quake TOO seriously? It's just a game... The Decline of the Quake Empire - January 22, 1999   — Chris "Mankovic" Stanton Is the Quake community decaying? Are we in danger of being over-run by llamas, arrogant players, whiners and people who don't RTFM? Mankovic gives his $0.02... Never Touch The Core - January 15, 1999   — Paolo "Nusco" Perrotta Nusco of the Holy Wars team takes a look at the hardcore gamers and the great unwashed masses and asks which is more important to a game's success... Old Blood 'n' Guts - January 8, 1999   — Gestalt Gestalt takes a look at violent computer games and the witch hunt against them. Taking The Demon By The Horns - January 1, 1999   — Mitchell S. Honnert A new editorial from Mitchell Honnert asks if id will become the Microsoft of the gaming industry, comparing id's Quake III Arena to Microsoft's assimilation of features into it's operating systems that has landed it in hot water recently. Will id leave features out of Q3A to avoid upsetting third party developers, or will they take the demon by the horns? (older editorials)

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